As you may already know Microsoft is hosting a Virtual TechDays for Developers and there are some great sessions on SharePoint and related Microsoft Technologies.
You can register to this FREE event by using the following link – http://www.msfttechdays.com/Modules/Registration/Submit.aspx
Make sure once you register , chose the ones you’re planning to attend – I'm doing a session on SQL Reporting Services 2008 and SharePoint 2007. Find my or other sessions by using the following link- http://www.msfttechdays.com/public/sessionlist.aspx
If you attend the Virtual TechDays event on April 1st you get the following!
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50% off Microsoft Certification exam – exclusive offer for TechDays attendees! As a special benefit for attending the sessions live on April 1st, all TechDay attendees will be given a special URL and discount code to register for a Microsoft certification. You must take your exam by May 31, 2009. This offer is available worldwide and is not combinable with any other offers.
MSDN Premium Subscriptions Attendees who complete one or more session evaluations during the day of the event will be entered to win one of several MSDN Premium Subscriptions that includes Visual Studio Professional edition, Expression Web and Blend, Operating Systems, SQL Server, Servers, Office, Dynamics, MSDN Library, Managed Newsgroups, Online Concierge, 4 technical support incidents, and more.
