Do Art and Code Go Together? with Jenn Schiffer

In this ALL DEMO three (3) part series we will take a look at Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010. Specifically, we will look at integration and how these great new products are made to work. Once you are done with the video's come back here to go step by step through setting up your own SharePoint lab in the Azure Cloud.
Links to the Entire SharePoint and Office 2010 Series:
If you like this post, please visit my blog to see other articles that may be of interest. Many posts on Windows, Windows Server, Cloud, Virtualization, SharePoint and Security. Many more post on these great topics as well as System Center Operations Manager, System Center Configuration Manager and many other technology topics.
Another Post with video that may be of interest... Planning for Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010
Also probably of interest Business Intelligence (BI) in SharePoint 2010
See Below for Step-By-Step of setting up your own SharePoint Lab in Azure
Windows Azure Infrastructure Services provides cloud-based storage, virtual networks and virtual machines that can be provisioned on-demand to support lab, pilot or production application workloads. In this multi-part Step-By-Step hands on lab format we will walk you through the entire process. The introduction and index post can be found at: Hands-on Lab: Build a SharePoint Dev-Test Farm in the Cloud using Windows Azure Infrastructure Services (Part 0 – Introduction)
In this Hands-on Lab, you'll build a functional Dev/Test lab environment for SharePoint Server 2013 that consists of three virtual machines on a common virtual network running in Windows Azure Infrastructure Services.
In this Step-By-Step Hand on Lab Guide, you will learn how to:
See Source post for full word version of step-by-step guide, Lab requirements and Lab conventions.
Hands on lab Source: Hands-on Lab: Build a SharePoint Dev-Test Farm in the Cloud using Windows Azure Infrastructure Services (Part 0 – Introduction)
"Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010"? Why? Shouldn't you take a look at Office 2016 and SharePoint 2013 instead?