If you’re not already familiar with the Microsoft Learning web site, you might be missing out on many different training courses and resources. The site provides access to hundreds of resources, ranging from books to exams to online training courses. Content is organized both by the role of an IT pro (systems administration, development, etc.) and by technology.
If you want to get started with content related to security, development, and related topics, see the list of free courses. Often, these courses cover new technologies or methods that Microsoft wants developers and IT pros to learn about. Current examples include:
- SQL Server 2008 Resources
- Collection 6187: What’s New in Microsoft SQL Server 2008
- Clinic 6190: What’s New in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 for Database Development
- Visual Studio / .NET 3.0 Resources
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Clinic 5135: Introduction to Developing with Windows Presentation Foundation and Visual Studio 2005
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Clinic 5136: Introduction to Developing with Windows® Workflow Foundation and Visual Studio® 2005
- ASP.NET Resources
I have completed somewhere around a dozen of these courses over the last few years, and I have found most of them to be pretty useful for quickly getting up to speed on new technologies. And, they’re a good chance of pace from reading books, blogs, and other online materials.
#1 by Anilkumar nirmal on May 28, 2008 - 6:52 am
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