Monday, June 19, 2006
Microsoft Tech Ed 2006 Links
Hey all -
A couple of things I wanted to make available to everyone. First of all, Microsoft has made all of the 2006 sessions available as a Webcast Series. Follow the link here to get to the listings. I went primarily to the OFC (Office) track, but I also attended a few of the development track sessions that specifically discussed VSTO 2005. For the type of work that I do, and my technical level, I got a lot more out of the Office sessions than the VSTO 2005. I didn't think the VSTO sessions had the same impact or level of detail that was available in the plain old office sessions.
The other thing you guys may want to check out are the hands-on virtual labs that were available at the conference. Microsoft is making these available to everyone, too. In my opinion, the hands-on labs opportunity was one of the best parts of the conference.
A couple of things I wanted to make available to everyone. First of all, Microsoft has made all of the 2006 sessions available as a Webcast Series. Follow the link here to get to the listings. I went primarily to the OFC (Office) track, but I also attended a few of the development track sessions that specifically discussed VSTO 2005. For the type of work that I do, and my technical level, I got a lot more out of the Office sessions than the VSTO 2005. I didn't think the VSTO sessions had the same impact or level of detail that was available in the plain old office sessions.
The other thing you guys may want to check out are the hands-on virtual labs that were available at the conference. Microsoft is making these available to everyone, too. In my opinion, the hands-on labs opportunity was one of the best parts of the conference.
// posted by Jean K. @ 1:35 PM 
