Tech•Ed Times 10

Posted: Apr 21, 2010 at 11:18 AM
By: Larry Larsen
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Nicole and Brandy, Tech·Ed enthusiasts, want you to hear about the value of Tech·Ed from the community of experts who have attended a Tech·Ed (or ten) in the past. Watch this video for a quick introduction to the video series, and if you have feedback (be nice) or would like to suggest a video topic, send a tweet to @TechEd_NA.

Mark Parris, Microsoft MVP, shares why he has attended 10 Tech·Ed events and how it has been invaluable to his career. He also shares suggestions for newbies and alumni about networking before and during the event.

Thank you, Mark, we are keeping calm and carrying on….now if only we could get Brandy to stop saying awesome.

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