Learn how to brand SharePoint 2010 sites with Critical Path Training

Are you a Web designer looking to learn how to brand and implement a brand in SharePoint 2010? We at Critical Path Training have a new course devoted to branding SharePoint 2010 sites.

This 4-day class, SBC2010: SharePoint 2010 Brand Camp, builds off our successful 2007 class. This isn’t a developer class… you’ll do all your branding the way a true web designer will do it… without Visual Studio! There is a discussion at the end of the class that will cover and demonstrate ways you can deploy your brand, including if you want to package it up in solutions.

We’ll offer this class in a hands-on classroom style format as well as online. The first delivery will be in Tampa, FL the week of March 14, 2011. For this first offering we’re going to give early adopters a special deal on pricing… and those who register 30 days in advance get an even bigger break!

» Critical Path Training: SBC2010: SharePoint 2010 Brand Camp

We’ll also offer this class to our courseware partners for licensing to teach on their own under our current course licensing catalog. Interested in becoming a partner? Go visit the courseware licensing page on our site!

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posted on Wednesday, February 02, 2011 5:04 PM

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