TechNet Wiki International Summit 2015 (TNWikiSummit15) Begins Today!!! - Here are the Day 1 Presentations
Today is a special day for all TechNet and MSDN Communities, especially for those who collaborate by sharing their knowledge on TechNet Wiki!
This is because we are starting a new phase, where some of our top authors will have the opportunity to present their knowledge in "real time", demonstrating how to get a solution provided in one of their articles awarded on TechNet Guru! In the Wiki track, we'll follow our expert Wiki Ninja bloggers and community council members as they dig deeper on their top passions that they drive on the Wiki Ninjas blog, as well as on TechNet Wiki!
Today we will also have presentations from 2 International Communities who contributed greatly to the success of our TechNet Wiki in last year: Turkish and Brazilian!
Some of our top members from the Turkish Community, the TAT (Turkish Avengers Team), will present "Best Practices" that they have used to get as much success as possible when sharing knowledge in their technical articles.
The Brazilian Community will also present their "Best Practices", showing how they do it... in the Portuguese language... with a high level of quality, for so many years!
See today's schedule below (March, 17th, 2015):
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"TechNet Wiki Social Synergy" by Ed Price Description: Why should you write a TechNet Wiki article when you blog, write answers on forums, create Gallery samples, or make videos instead? Join Ed as he digs into the idea that you can do it all, synergize it together, and come up with something far more impacting than any one solution. |
| GMT(-8) :01h45PMGMT(-2) :07h45PMGMT(0) :09h45PMGMT(+2) :11h45PM |
"SharePoint:Adding client-side controls to an AngularJS app in Office 365" by Matthew Yarlett Description: A quick look at how to implement a number of the client-side controls in an AngularJS single page app, hosted on Office365. We'll be looking at the people picker, rich-text, taxonomy picker, a calendar control and hopefully more! |
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"Wiki Life (Turkish):Best Practices" by Hasan Dimdik, Erdem SELÇUK, Recep YUKSEL and Ugur Demir Description: Best Practices to write excellent articles, based on https://aka.ms/WikiUserGuide. |
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"SQL Server Memory" by Shashank Singh aka Shanky Description: This session would deal about how SQL Server memory evolved from 2005 to 2014. Various changes and how SQL Server memory functions. |
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| GMT(-8) :02h30PMGMT(-2) :08h30PMGMT(0) :10h30PMGMT(+2) :12h30AM |
"Wiki Life (Portuguese):Best Practices" by Alan Carlos, Durval Ramos and Luciano Lima Description: Best Practices to write excellent articles, based on https://aka.ms/WikiUserGuide. |
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"Exchange Server Kurulum SenaryolariKSEL" by Recep YUKSEL (only Turkish Language) Description: Exchange Server platformunu kullanmak isteyen kişilere ürünü ortamlarına nasıl konumlandırabileceklerini, kendilerine en uygun kullanım ve kurulum senaryosunu belirlemelerine yardımcı olmak için Exchange Server platformunun kurulum ve kullanım senaryoları içermektedir. |
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| GMT(-8) :03h15PMGMT(-2) :09h15PMGMT(0) :11h15PMGMT(+2) :01h15AM |
"Small Basic" by Ed Price Description: Join us as Ed gives a high-level presentation of our Small Basic curriculum, references, and content on TechNet Wiki! |
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"Writing a Good Wiki Article" by Matthew Yarlett Description: A few tips on making a good wiki article a great wiki article! |
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"Segurança em Profundidade em Ambientes Microsoft" by Luciano Lima (only Portuguese Language) Description: This session will be presented best practices for maintaining a Microsoft environment protected from threats and attacks. |
Join now to enjoy these TNWikiSummit15 Presentations and others.
Remember to watch live or to record the Presentations, you must be previously registered !!!
Registration's limited to each Presentation!
See you soon here, at the TNWikiSummit15!
Brazilian Wiki Ninja Durval
Wiki Ninja Ed
Comments
- Anonymous
March 17, 2015
Ed, This TNWikiSummit announcements are very important to help our Technical Community grow even more around the world !!! Thanks