As I’ve said every time I blog about the OneNote Class Notebook, this ever growing in popularity tool is a great addition to any classroom whether you have a 1:1 ratio of devices or not. I’ve spent a lot of time looking at the product as Microsoft push hard with the marketing effects of the … Continue reading Transfer OneNote Class Notebooks
A few weeks ago I wrote a blog post about changing licenses from the Office 365 Education license to the Office 365 Plus Education license. This PowerShell script will help you to make these changes. In the last week, further integration of Yammer and Office 365 has accord where we can now disable the Yammer … Continue reading Disable Yammer License in Office 365 Education
Over the coming few weeks, I’m going to release some of the CSOM, SharePoint Online and PowerShell scripts that I use on a daily basis and use to deploy and configure our customers. Any questions please do add them to the comments section and I’ll do my best to answer them. I’ll also through in … Continue reading CSOM of the Day: Introduction
I have been spending a lot of time in Powershell over the last week and have learnt a lot about how this great tool can customise SharePoint 2010. As part of the project we have created a set of custom site templates and I had to create a new school with several custom site templates. … Continue reading Get Site Template ID for Custom Site Templates
You should becoming increasingly familiar with PowerShell and SharePoint 2010 now and you are building so great scripts to help manage your environment. A few weeks ago I had the requirement to create over 3000 sites with the site names stored in a Excel spreadsheet. But first we need to understand how to create a … Continue reading Create SharePoint Site using Powershell
In my previous post I looked at some of the very basics of PowerShell but now its time to create some scripts. I’m always building new virtual machines on my laptop and I’m fed up having to add IP Address and how I have click so many times to add this and type in a … Continue reading Learning PowerShell: Part 2
I’ve been meaning to learn PowerShell for some time now as its an important of SharePoint 2010 and I thought I better get started. In SharePoint 2010 even if you wanted to try and avoid PowerShell you won’t be able to as this is the best way to patch your farm. Over the years I … Continue reading Learning PowerShell: Part 1