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SharePoint 2010 Webcast

SharePoint Developers
  1. MSDN Webcast: SharePoint Server 2010 (Part 1 of 8): What's New for Developers (Level 100)
  2. MSDN Webcast: SharePoint Server 2010 (Part 2 of 8): Developing Rich Solutions in Silverlight (Level 400)
  3. MSDN Webcast: SharePoint Server 2010 (Part 3 of 8): Customizing Search Results (Level 200)
  4. MSDN Webcast: SharePoint Server 2010 (Part 4 of 8): Building Business Applications with Silverlight 4 and SharePoint 2010 (Level 100)
  5. MSDN Webcast: SharePoint Server 2010 (Part 5 of 8): Developing for SharePoint 2010 on Windows 7 (Level 100)
  6. MSDN Webcast: SharePoint Server 2010 (Part 6 of 8): Developing with the New User Interface Features in SharePoint 2010 (Level 100)
  7. MSDN Webcast: SharePoint Server 2010 (Part 7 of 8): Developing with SharePoint 2010 Sandboxed Solutions (Level 100)
  8. MSDN Webcast: SharePoint Server 2010 (Part 8 of 8): Developing with Data Technologies in SharePoint 2010 (Level 100)

Note:
SharePoint Webcasts from Microsoft
InfoPath and Form Services 2010:
*NOTE: from InfoPath Solutions link above: Visual Studio 2010 does not include the InfoPath form template projects that were provided in previous versions of Visual Studio. You also cannot use Visual Studio 2010 to open or edit an InfoPath form template project that was created in a previous version of Visual Studio. However, you can open and edit an InfoPath form template project by using Visual Studio Tools for Applications. For more information, see Working with VSTO 2008 Projects in InfoPath 2010..

SharePoint Designer/Branding/PowerUser:
SharePoint Service Application
Web Parts
Search
Patterns / Best Practices
Web Services
Workflows

Online (Office 365)
OBA

Installation:
Virtual Machine: 2010 Information Worker Demostration (Using the SharePoint 2010 Information Worker Demonstration VM with VMware Step-by-Step)

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