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By Alan Lepofsky | July 6, 2009, 6:34 am | 0 Comments

This week we’re hosting two great online training sessions, both geared towards getting you started with Socialtext.

On Wed we kick things off with an introduction to the core feature of Socialtext.

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You’ll learn how to:

Navigate around the various components of Socialtext Dashboard, People, Workspaces, and Signals
Set-up your profile, and choose the colleagues you wish to follow
Organize and add information to your personal Dashboard
Add content to Workspace pages, such as links, tables, videos, and more.
Edit pages, add comments and tags, and search for information.
Use Socialtext Signals to ask questions, share information, and update your status
Access Signals, People and Workspaces via the dedicated Socialtext Desktop client

Then on Thursday we have a class dedicated to just learning about SocialCalc, our integrated spreadsheet tool.

You’ll learn how to:

Input and format the data in your spreadsheets
Reference cells from one spreadsheet page in another, and how the changes can propagate from sheet to sheet
Show information from a spreadsheet in a wiki page
Add wiki pages and wiki links to spreadsheets
Track revision history and audit changes
and a lot more…

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Make sure to register today, and don’t forget to invite your coworkers.

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Weblog on gaining business results from social software.

On this blog, Socialtext staffers and customers explore how companies can gain the most business value from their use of enterprise social software, including microblogging, social networking, filtered activity streams, widget-based dashboards, blogs and wikis.

Eugene Lee, CEO Ross Mayfield, Co-founder, Chairman, President Adina Levin, Co-founder & VP of Products Michael Idinopulos, VP of Professional Services Alan Lepofsky, Director of Marketing Christopher Lynch, Marketing Manager Luke Closs, Lead Developer Brian Bailard, VP of Sales Scott Schnaars, Director of Sales

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