ASP.NET Developers Introduction to SharePoint Webcast Series: Week #2

Here we go... moving into the second week of the ASP.NET developer introduction to SharePoint webcast series. Last week you saw Rob Bogue present two webcasts on Web Parts & Data Lists... if you missed them, use those two links to see a recording of them.

This week you'll see me talk about leveraging Silverlight in SharePoint (Tuesday, 12p-1p EDT) as well working with event handlers (Wednesday, 12p-1p EDT). Like the others, they will be recorded in case you miss it or looking for something as future reference.

There are three weeks left to go after this week... here's the full lineup:

Date (all times EDT)	Topic & Registration URL	Presenter
Tues, May 20 : 12-1p	Web Parts	Rob Bogue
Wed, May 21 : 12-1p	Data Lists	Rob Bogue
Tues, May 27 : 12-1p	Silverlight	AC
Wed, May 28 : 12-1p	Event Handlers	AC
Tues, June 3 : 12-1p	Site Branding	AC
Wed, June 4 : 12-1p	Workflow	Rob Bogue
Tues, June 10 : 12-1p	Web Services	AC
Wed, June 11 : 12-1p	Page Navigation	AC
Tues, June 17 : 12-1p	User Management	Rob Bogue
Wed, June 18 : 12-1p	Content Types	Rob Bogue

What's this all about? here's the blurb I put in my original post about it:

This little campaign is targeted to those of you who are ASP.NET 2.0 developers with little to zero experience with SharePoint. We're talking the core SharePoint engine too... Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS)... no MOSS 2007 here. All the webcasts will be recorded and available for future viewing in case you can't make the live event.

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posted on Monday, May 26, 2008 11:21 AM

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# re: ASP.NET Developers Introduction to SharePoint Webcast Series: Week #2 5/26/2008 1:18 PM Cato Antonsen

Hi,

Great these are available for us not managed to attend the live show!

Btw, the link for "Data Lists" has an ' at the end that ruin the link... :-)

# re: ASP.NET Developers Introduction to SharePoint Webcast Series: Week #2 5/27/2008 8:24 AM AC [MVP MOSS]

Cato-
The link appears to work in IE, FF and Safari so it might have been just on your side.

# re: ASP.NET Developers Introduction to SharePoint Webcast Series: Week #2 5/28/2008 12:33 AM Emon

Hi,

Where do I find the recorded videos of the webcasts? Clicking on the link (say, webparts) asks me to register but doesnt provide any link to the video....

Thanks for your help.

Btw, great blog!!! I have been you following your posts for a while.

Emon.

# re: ASP.NET Developers Introduction to SharePoint Webcast Series: Week #2 5/28/2008 6:31 AM AC [MVP MOSS]

Emon-
Just like all MSDN webcasts, you have to register and once you get through, you'll then see the link to download / watch streaming.

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