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BETT 2008: Day 2

Today has been really busy and have spoken to lots of you who are using SharePoint in your school.  Its great to see what you are doing, how you are using the software and other the aspects of the Learning.

I've started talking to different leads about setting up a Microsoft Learning Gateway forum in the same way as the SharePoint User Groups.  The TechNet team here have agreed to help out in venues and marketing of events that we will hold.  If your interested in getting involved please do send me a private message.

When I get time I will publish some slides on the Microsoft Building Schools for the Future which is a great silverlight application.

Also met Sir Bob Geldoff today who owns shares in another company here.

There are more people expected tomorrow so maybe more celebs.

Published Jan 11 2008, 10:07 AM by apearce
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About apearce

My name is Alex Pearce and I live in Birmingham, UK. I am the Learning Environment and ICT Manager at the largest school in the UK. I am implementing the Microsoft Learning Gateway into my 12th school and planning on hosting 60 primary (elementary) school in the same environment. SharePoint is the portal layer to the Microsoft Learning Gateway and I first started using SPS2003 before moving onto MOSS 2007 when it was released in late 2006. I am hoping to share my knowledge with you all. Why I hear you ask!!?! I work for an education organization and the reason I enjoy my job so much is because I want to help pupils/students achieve what they want in life. Why should I hide my secrets? Why not help other schools implement the Microsoft Learning Gateway/SharePoint solution to improve learning in their school. I hope you find my blog useful . www.sharepointblogs.com/ajp

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