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Thursday, June 12, 2008 8:01 PM

70-536 prep session

Thanks you guys for coming to the prep session with Susan yesterday, even if you weren't listening. Please read this - I know from the number of questions on it we haven't done a good job explaining: Does 536 cover .NET 2.0 content or 3.5 content? 70-536
Posted by trikah@microsoft.com | 12 Comments
Friday, May 23, 2008 10:09 PM

Cram session for 70-640

Thanks for coming to the meeting. This recording is an exam objectives review (not a technical training) to help you understand, in depth, what the exam will cover and tips on how to prepare. Watch the recording Download the slides IF YOU ARE AN MCSA
Posted by trikah@microsoft.com | 7 Comments
Wednesday, May 21, 2008 1:36 AM

Start studying for 70-620

If I do say so myself, this morning's cram session with Zach Niemann was great. Thanks for coming, all of you. Here's the link to the recording (one hour). I'd choose the "Microsoft Office Live Meeting Replay" version (the other one doesn't
Posted by trikah@microsoft.com | 7 Comments
Saturday, May 17, 2008 12:42 AM

Cram sessions next week

Argh, I just have heard that some people who tried to register yesterday were denied. If that was you - I'm sorry. I've been told we've reset our registration limits to 'unlimited' so hopefully no one will get shut out again. I'm glad so many people want
Posted by trikah@microsoft.com | 13 Comments
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Thursday, April 24, 2008 6:17 PM

Weekend activities at TechEd <updated>

I kind of gave partial information about the exam crams and bootcamp we're doing as part of the weekend community events at TechEd . Sorry for not having more details - but the opportunity to do this came up kind of last minute so we are still pulling
Posted by trikah@microsoft.com | 12 Comments
Wednesday, April 09, 2008 12:10 AM

Cram for your exams with Microsoft Learning (it's on the house)

We'll be hosting three Live Meeting 'cram for your exam' sessions to help new people get started. We've done this at TechEd before, and it seems like it goes really well. WHO SHOULD ATTEND: These are for people who have some familiarity with the underlying
Posted by trikah@microsoft.com | 15 Comments
 
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