14 Free SharePoint 2010 Webinars by Critical Path Training

Last year when SharePoint 2010 came out, my company (Critical Path Training), sponsored a series of 10 free webinars introducing SharePoint 2010. Well, a month or so ago we announced in our newsletter another series of 14 webinars starting this week. These are free to anyone and cover the developer, end user and power user but we do have a limit on how many people can be in each session so don’t delay… register and attend one today!

Building Silverlight Applications for SharePoint by Andrew Connell
April 7, 2011 2-3p EDT
Using InfoPath 2010 & SharePoint Designer 2010 to manage SharePoint List Forms by Asif Rehmani
April 14, 2011 2-3p
SharePoint Ribbon Customization Deep Dive by Andrew Connell
April 21, 2011 2-3p
Data Access Shoot-Out by Ted Pattison
April 28, 2011 2-3p
SharePoint ALM (TFS & Unit Testing in SharePoint Projects) by David Mann
May 5, 2011 2-3p
Customizing the Appearance of External Lists by Scot Hillier
May 12, 2011 2-3p
Incorporating Managed Metadata in Custom Solutions in SharePoint 2010 by Andrew Connell
May 19, 2011 2-3p
Cram session: SharePoint Certification Exam Prep by Ted Pattison
May 27, 2011 2-3p
Office 365 by David Mann
June 2, 2011 2-3p
Developing & Extending SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise Content Management by Andrew Connell
June 9, 2011 2-3p
Create Powerful Pages Without Code by Wendy Henry
June 16, 2011 2-3p
Examine Business Information in SharePoint from the Best Point of View by Wendy Henry
June 23, 2011 2-3p
Extending the SharePoint 2010 Newsfeed by Matt McDermott
June 30, 2011 2-3p
SharePoint Development in the Cloud by Wouter van Vugt
July 7, 2011 2-3p

Visit the Critical Path Training site for more details on the webinars and information about how to register!

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posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2011 8:42 AM

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# re: 14 Free SharePoint 2010 Webinars by Critical Path Training 5/4/2011 10:42 AM Naren

I missed couple of webniars. Are there webinar videos available ?

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