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Creating ServiceNow Knowledge Bases

Shubham Sinha

This course will teach you how to create knowledge articles in a way that can help users with information, troubleshooting, or task resolution.

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This course will teach you how to create knowledge articles in a way that can help users with information, troubleshooting, or task resolution.

ServiceNow helps in creating a self-serve customer service library that contains information about a product, service, or topic for a wide variety of customers. In this course, Creating ServiceNow Knowledge Bases, you’ll learn to create, categorize, review, and approve articles. First, you’ll explore how to create a ServiceNow article, and the standard ways of creating them. Next, you’ll discover how to categorize them using knowledge bases and categories. Finally, you’ll learn how to get them reviewed and approved if needed, and how to get feedback on them in a live environment. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll know the processes for creating, categorizing, reviewing, and approving articles needed to streamline the process of knowledge management so that it can be simple and useful.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Building Knowledge Articles
Categorizing Knowledge Articles
Improving Articles on Feedback
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Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Builds a strong foundation for beginners to create, categorize, review, and approve ServiceNow Knowledge Base articles
Introduces learners to the standard ways of creating Knowledge Base articles
Provides guidance on how to effeciently categorize articles using knowledge bases and categories for easier navigation by end-users
Demonstrates how to engage reviewers and get feedback on articles before publication
Presented by Shubham Sinha, an experienced instructor in ServiceNow Knowledge Management

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Learners who complete Creating ServiceNow Knowledge Bases will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Knowledge Engineer
The Knowledge Engineer develops and improves knowledge management systems. This course can help prepare you for this role by teaching you how to create, categorize, review, and approve articles needed to streamline the process of knowledge management. Specifically, you will learn how to create a ServiceNow article and how to categorize them using knowledge bases and categories.
Customer Support Specialist
Customer Support Specialists provide technical and customer service support to clients. This course can help prepare you for this role by teaching you how to create knowledge articles in a way that can help users with information, troubleshooting, or task resolution.
Information Architect
The Information Architect designs and organizes information systems. This course can help prepare you for this role by teaching you how to categorize ServiceNow articles using knowledge bases and categories.
Technical Trainer
Technical Trainers provide training and support on technical products and services. This course can help prepare you for this role by providing you with the knowledge and skills necessary to create knowledge articles that can help users with information, troubleshooting, or task resolution.
Technical Writer
The Technical Writer creates and edits written documentation on various technical subjects such as medical devices, software applications, computer networks, and technical equipment. This course, Creating ServiceNow Knowledge Bases, can help prepare you for this role by providing you with the knowledge and skills necessary to create clear and concise technical documentation.
Technical Support Analyst
The Technical Support Analyst troubleshoots and resolves technical issues for users. This course can help prepare you for this role by teaching you how to create knowledge articles in a way that can help users with troubleshooting or task resolution.
Instructional Designer
Instructional Designers develop and improve instructional materials and programs. This course can help prepare you for this role by providing you with the knowledge and skills necessary to create clear and concise knowledge articles.
Content Writer
Content Writers create and edit written content for websites, blogs, and other digital platforms. This course can help prepare you for this role by providing you with the knowledge and skills necessary to create clear and concise knowledge articles.
Help Desk Specialist
Help Desk Specialists provide technical and customer service support to clients. This course can help prepare you for this role by teaching you how to create knowledge articles in a way that can help users with information, troubleshooting, or task resolution.
Software Documentarian
Software Documentarians create and maintain software documentation. This course may be useful for helping you build a foundation for this role by teaching you how to create and edit written documentation.
Training Manager
Training Managers develop and manage training programs and materials. This course may be useful for helping you build a foundation for this role by teaching you how to create and improve knowledge management systems.
Customer Service Manager
Customer Service Managers supervise and manage customer service operations. This course may be useful for helping you build a foundation for this role by teaching you how to create and improve knowledge management systems.
Information Technology Specialist
The Information Technology Specialist provides technical support and troubleshooting for computer systems and networks. This course may be useful for helping you build a foundation for this role by teaching you how to create and improve knowledge management systems.
UX Writer
UX Writers create and edit written content for user interfaces. This course may be useful for helping you build a foundation for this role by teaching you how to create knowledge articles in a way that can help users with information, troubleshooting, or task resolution.

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We've selected six books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Creating ServiceNow Knowledge Bases.
For those who are new to the ideas of knowledge management, this book practical guide to translating broad ideas into concrete methods and projects.

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