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MSDN Visual Studio 2010 Launch – Windows 7 Developer Topics
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over 2 years ago
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lynnlangit
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Here’s the recording from my launch presentation last month in Seattle. Topics are Windows 7 multi touch APIs and the new improvements in .NET 4.0 and VS2010 to writing parallel code. Enjoy!
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My Favorite Office 2010 Features
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over 2 years ago
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lynnlangit
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This post is a departure from my usual developer-focused content. A fun part of my job is variety. I was asked to speak on my favorite new consumer features of Office 2010 for the ‘ Jeff Levy on Computers Show’ . (I will record this...
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SQL Azure – Including June 2010 TechEd US Updates
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over 2 years ago
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lynnlangit
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For my talks this month and next on SQL Azure – be sure to read the included slide notes as well if you download this deck. I added all of the updates and announcements from TechEd US last week as well. Sql azure june_2010 View more presentations...
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Teaching Kids Programming – After School Class Lessons Learned
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over 2 years ago
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lynnlangit
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Llewellyn and I have just completed our first after-school program introducing kids to programming (using the Intentional Method of teaching and SmallBasic) and I wanted to share the lessons we learned here. First, a description of what we did...
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Teaching Programming Tools – Virtual Proctor
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over 2 years ago
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lynnlangit
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Why – Live proctors aren’t enough As we’ve taught kids to program around the world, we found that having a live proctor for each 10 kids (or 5 pairs, as we have the kids pair program while learning), was essential to keeping the hands-on coding activities...
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IGNITE LA – Speaking on Teaching Kids Programming
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over 2 years ago
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lynnlangit
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Last night I was one of the speakers at IGNITE-LA . The lightning talk format is interesting – 5 minutes, 20 slides, automatically advancing every 15 seconds. This is called ‘Pecha Kucha’ and means ‘chit-chat’ in English. I will update this...
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Teaching Kids Programming with Bubbles!
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over 2 years ago
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lynnlangit
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Llewellyn Falco and I have been writing FREE courseware to introduce kids to programming with SmallBasic for awhile now. Last night we recorded screencasts (for teachers) for one of our more advanced recipes – Simple Bubble. More information...
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