WILL
15-11-2006, 04:12 AM
It is unfortunate that I did not catch on to the news letter I got quicker. However, to those of you who would like to catch the rest of this 2nd week, the Borland Developer Network hosted set of online 'webinars'.
As you can probably figured out already from the term, a webinar is a web-based seminar where you login from home or your office and participate online. Each one will cover a different product use and development theme and last about an hour.
"Listeners will be able to use email, call, Skype, and submit questions to the presenters at the end of each hour. We expect that this will be a lively two-way conversation where you’ll learn a lot on a topic of interest and have some fun interacting with the team."
The events will take place each weekday at 1pm to 3pm Pacific Standard Time (or 2100 GMT/UTC)
Which elsewhere is at...
:arrow: 4pm in New York City, USA
:arrow: 9pm in London, England
:arrow: 10pm in Frankfurt, Germany
:arrow: 6am (+1 day) in Tokyo, Japan, and
:arrow: 8am (+1 day) in Sydney, Australia
For more information about the Borland Developer Network hosted webinars go to bdn.borland.com (http://bdn.borland.com/article/33778)!
As you can probably figured out already from the term, a webinar is a web-based seminar where you login from home or your office and participate online. Each one will cover a different product use and development theme and last about an hour.
"Listeners will be able to use email, call, Skype, and submit questions to the presenters at the end of each hour. We expect that this will be a lively two-way conversation where you’ll learn a lot on a topic of interest and have some fun interacting with the team."
The events will take place each weekday at 1pm to 3pm Pacific Standard Time (or 2100 GMT/UTC)
Which elsewhere is at...
:arrow: 4pm in New York City, USA
:arrow: 9pm in London, England
:arrow: 10pm in Frankfurt, Germany
:arrow: 6am (+1 day) in Tokyo, Japan, and
:arrow: 8am (+1 day) in Sydney, Australia
For more information about the Borland Developer Network hosted webinars go to bdn.borland.com (http://bdn.borland.com/article/33778)!