I’m teaching our SharePoint 2010 Developer class by Critical Path Training in NYC & Boston in October & November

Looking for in-depth SharePoint 2010 development training? Next week (October 17-21) I’m teaching our (Critical Path Training) class in New York City. This class, we call it The Great SharePoint Adventure 2010, contains a ton of demos and hands-on labs (see the whole agenda here). There are just a handful of seats left so if you’re interested, make sure you register ASAP! If you’re a member of one of the NYC SharePoint user groups, check the most recent newsletters as there was a special discount in there for you!

If that doesn’t work for you, I’ll be in the Boston area at the Microsoft MTC (in Waltham) teaching the same class the week of November 7th. This class always sells out in Boston so make sure you register early! Check out the details of the class using the same links above.

Oh yeah, don’t tell our salespeople, but if you register with the discount code CONFERENCE, you’ll get 20% off on any class for the rest of 2011. Shhhhh!

posted on Monday, October 10, 2011 11:20 AM

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# re: I’m teaching our SharePoint 2010 Developer class by Critical Path Training in NYC & Boston in October & November 10/21/2011 10:34 PM SharePoint

Is there another training or workshop such as that one for this month? SharePoint is constantly developing and adoption is a problem.

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