What is the Document Library Web Part?
Document libraries are used to organize your files on the back end of your SharePoint site. A SharePoint Document Library is essentially a instance of Mircosoft OneDrive with permissions governed by the originating SharePoint Site or Teams site. Custom columns can be added to provide additional details for the files stored in the library. The Document Library web part allows you to display these files on your site pages.
How to Edit the Document Library Web Part
Description: These instructions include adding a document library to a page, customizing the view, adding and editing documents, and sorting documents.
Visit Microsoft’s instructions on how to add and edit the Document Library web part.
11 Ideas on How to Organize Digital Files
Description: Sorting through unorganized work folders, files, and documents to find exactly what you need, when you need it, can be challenging and frustrating. Good news: you can save time and learn how to organize digital folders and files with a few best practices. The key is to decide on a system, communicate it clearly to everyone in your organization, and be consistent.
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How Others are Using the Document Library Web Part
1. Office of Innovative Technologies (OIT): Sharing Past Weekly Newsletters with UTK Employees and for Internal News Planning
2. Graduate School: Sharing Repository of Fellowships Documentation Requirements with UTK Departments and Support Staff
3. Faculty Senate: Sharing an Archive of Meeting Artifacts with UTK Employees and Faculty
