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SharePoint Tutorials: Learn SharePoint Online Step by Step

Every SharePoint tutorial on EnjoySharePoint in one place, grouped by task: lists and libraries, JSON formatting, permissions, web parts, plus Teams and Copilot. Each one is tested in a real Microsoft 365 tenant.

Bijay Kumar Microsoft MVPWritten and tested by Bijay Kumar
Updated October 4, 2026
104SharePoint tutorials
14topics, from basics to web parts
13xMicrosoft MVP author
The basics

What is SharePoint Online?

SharePoint in Microsoft 365 is a cloud service for building websites and storing, organizing and sharing information from any device, in a browser. It’s deeply integrated with Microsoft Teams: the files you share in a team are stored in a SharePoint site.

The building blocks

  • Team sites connect a team to shared content. With Microsoft 365 group creation on, a new team site also gets a shared inbox, calendar, Planner and OneNote.
  • Communication sites share news and information with a wide audience, such as an intranet home page.
  • Lists hold structured data in rows and columns, and document libraries hold files with versions and metadata.
  • Web parts are the building blocks of modern pages, and JSON formatting changes how lists look without code.

What changed in 2026

Several classic features are now retired. If an old tutorial or script uses them, it won’t work in SharePoint Online anymore.

  • Apr 2, 2026
    SharePoint 2013 workflows retiredRebuild them in Power Automate. Our Power Automate tutorials show how.
  • Apr 2, 2026
    Azure ACS retired for SharePointApps must sign in with Microsoft Entra ID instead of Access Control Services.
  • Jul 14, 2026
    SharePoint Designer 2013 and InfoPath 2013 support endedFor list forms, Microsoft recommends Power Apps.
  • New
    Agents in SharePointAgents answer questions from your sites, pages and libraries and respect each user’s permissions. They need a Microsoft 365 Copilot license.
Where to start

A SharePoint learning path

New to SharePoint? Work through these in order. Each step builds on the one before.

  1. Understand what SharePoint isCloud service, sites and storage
  2. Choose a team site or a communication sitePick the right site type
  3. Learn how SharePoint lists workRows, columns and views
  4. Learn how document libraries workFiles, versions and metadata
  5. Set list permissions the right wayUnique permissions without the mess
  6. Create your first calculated columnExcel-like formulas in a list
  7. Format a list column with JSONChange the look without code
Every tutorial

All 112 SharePoint, Teams and Copilot tutorials, by topic

Every SharePoint, Teams and Copilot tutorial on the site, grouped by task. Use the topic cards above to jump to a section.

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Frequently asked questions

What is SharePoint Online used for?

SharePoint Online is used to build team and intranet sites and to store, organize and share files and data. Teams also stores its files in SharePoint, so every team has a SharePoint site behind it.

What is the difference between a team site and a communication site?

A team site is for a group working together on shared content, and it usually comes with a connected Microsoft 365 group. A communication site is for publishing news and information to a wide audience, such as the whole company.

Are SharePoint Add-ins and SharePoint 2013 workflows still supported?

No. Both stopped working in SharePoint Online on April 2, 2026. Replace Add-ins with SharePoint Framework (SPFx) solutions and rebuild 2013 workflows in Power Automate.

Is SharePoint Designer 2013 still supported?

No. SharePoint Designer 2013 reached the end of extended support on July 14, 2026. Use Power Automate for workflows and Power Apps or JSON formatting for forms and views.

Do I need to know coding to use SharePoint?

No. You can build sites, lists, libraries and pages without code, and JSON formatting only needs you to paste or edit a small JSON snippet. Coding, such as the REST API or SPFx, is only needed for custom development.