Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development

Earlier this year I participated in a campaign for ASP.NET 2.0 developers to learn the basics of SharePoint development. This campaign, www.mssharepointdeveloper.com, contained free webcasts, hands-on labs and a preconfigured virtual machine.

Building off the success of that campaign, Microsoft is pushing out a new series of webcasts and hands-on labs around the area of building MOSS 2007 WCM Publishing sites. The series, SharePoint Products & Technologies for Internet Site Development, starts on December 2, 2008 and runs through January 6, 2009. Everything is completely free! The webcasts use the Adventure Works Travel site I mentioned in my SharePoint Pod Show podcast interview as well as in my TechEd EMEA sessions a few weeks back. In time, all the materials, as well as the sample site, will be available for download.

Here's a list of the webcasts, the topics and the dates with registration links:

Date (all times GMT -0500)	Topic & Registration URL
Tues, Dec 2, 2008 : 2p-3p	Getting Started
Thurs, Dec 4, 2008 : 2p-3p	.COM Branding
Tues, Dec 9, 2008 : 2p-3p	Custom Fields, Web Parts & Lists
Thurs, Dec 11, 2008 : 2p-3p	Authentication
Tues, Dec 16, 2008 : 2p-3p	Web Interoperability
Thurs, Dec 18, 2008 : 2-3p	Search
Tues, Jan 6, 2009 : 2-3p	Content Deployment
~~Thurs, Jan 8, 2009 : 2-3p~~	~~Variations & Multilingual Sites~~
Tues, Jan 13, 2009 : 2-3p	Enabling Social Networking
Thurs, Jan 15, 2009 : 2-3p	Site Customization with Silverlight 2.0

I'll be presenting the content deployment module this time around... can't beat free training!

Technorati Tags: sharepoint,moss,wcm,publishing site

[Updated 11/25/2008 @ 3p] Added the last three webcasts.

[Updated 1/14/2009 @ 1a] Variations session was cancelled.

posted on Tuesday, November 25, 2008 12:06 AM

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# re: Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development 1/6/2009 3:17 PM Andy

Hey... you didn't do the Content Deployment session. I was looking forward to hearing you present.

# re: Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development 1/6/2009 8:45 PM AC [MVP MOSS]

Andy-
Yeah... had to back out and let Spence do this one.

# re: Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development 1/13/2009 10:17 PM Lara

The link for "Variations & Multilingual Sites" doesn't appear to work.

# re: Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development 1/14/2009 1:28 AM AC [MVP MOSS]

That was cancelled...

# re: Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development 1/16/2009 5:08 AM James

And what about the Web Interoperability webcast? Postponed or Cancelled?

# re: Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development 1/16/2009 5:17 AM James

Any idea when the VPC for the Adventure Works site will be available?

# re: Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development 1/16/2009 8:57 AM AC [MVP MOSS]

James-
I believe it was cancelled.

# re: Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development 3/9/2009 10:22 AM Stephen

Hi there,

I recently heard your interview on the sharepoint pod show.

I am looking for the adventure works sharepoint site image you mentioned in the interview but cant find it. Did it go online?

thanks

# re: Free MSDN Webcasts & HOLs for MOSS 2007 WCM Development 3/10/2009 7:31 AM AC [MVP MOSS]

Stephen-
Next few months... some stuff is taking longer than expected unfortunately. Watch my blog for info on when it's released.

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