Join Bruce Elgort for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Learning IBM Connections.
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Author
Bruce Elgort
Released
9/22/2014- Create and update your profile
- Access contacts and the company directory
- Add apps, including Activities, Chat, and To Do Lists
- Upload, share, and sync files
- Set up a community and add blogs, galleries, events, and surveys
Start watching to get up and running with IBM Connections today.
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome35s
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1. Getting Started
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Updating your profile4m 6s
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Inviting a guest2m 4s
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Introducing apps4m 8s
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Introducing communities3m 40s
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Searching in IBM Connections1m 31s
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2. Working with People and Profiles
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Creating a new contact1m 35s
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3. Working with Files
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Sharing files with others4m 37s
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4. Working with Activities
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Creating an activity3m 1s
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5. Using Chat
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Chatting with your contacts2m 36s
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6. Exploring Communities
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Creating a new community3m 15s
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Creating a wiki5m 9s
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Working with bookmarks2m 42s
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Exploring forums4m 23s
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7. Adding Apps to a Community
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Adding a blog2m 43s
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Exploring the blog3m 16s
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Adding an Ideation blog2m 24s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 2s
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