When searching for Certification info for SharePoint 2013 the only game in town seems to be the MCSE. This is extremely weighted towards server setup and configuration, and requires certification in Windows Server 2012 before getting anywhere near SharePoint. The Developer certs such as MCPD are to be retired so things were looking bad for Developer Certification. Thankfully, information about a Developer Certification Path are now surfacing. [More]

How to remove the ribbon and add your own buttons to a SharePoint InfoPath List Form isn't obvious. Here we see how it's done. [More]

When I'm teaching End Users about SharePoint, they often ask what SharePoint has to offer above when they collaborate using email and file shares. This is what I tell them. [More]

Today I became SharePoint MVP for 2013. Great start to the year! [More]

No Code Solutions for Power Users is now on YouTube [More]

Here is the supporting materials for the End User Solutions webinar. :) All resources and links to videos included. [More]

Jenn Prentice over at Experts Exchange has posted a survey to help decide what the next SharePoint Webinar Topic will be. Please use the link to vote. [More]

Use a custom item style and CQWP to display any videos you want on a page from anywhere in the site collection. [More]

Using InfoPath 2010 with SharePoint 2010 it's possible to create SharePoint forms that can capture repeating sections of data. This can be particularly useful for applications like timesheets where a variable number of task rows need to be completed each week, depending entirely on what the person has been working on that week. This video creates a timesheet application in SharePoint 2010 from scratch in just a few minutes. [More]

The ability to integrate custom code is one of the [not so] secrets of SharePoint's success. However not every organisation that uses SharePoint has the resource or opportunity to do that. A little more emphasis on no code solutions is needed when dealing with user requirements. [More]