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Microsoft Launches Ramp Up

By Steven Swafford on May 27, 2009

Now this looks to be very promising both for those just starting out and those old timers such as myself. So what is this you may ask?

Ramp Up is a free, online, community-based learning program, with a number of different tracks that will help you build your portfolio of professional development skills. Ramp Up has a solid foundation of premium technical content from subject-matter gurus, and provides easy-to-access content in a variety of forms that guide you in learning the important skills. Join Ramp Up (it’s free!) and help advance your career – click on a track now to start!

Here are just a few of the target areas:

  • Visual Studio 2008
  • Developer Basics
  • Java Developer: Learn .NET
  • SharePoint

There are many more tracks, get the details at Ramp Up. Note: be sure to pay attention to the graduation awards, there are some items there that you may find very useful.

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As a Software Engineer Steven is passionate in a wide variety of technologies. Steven shares his experience and knowledge with others in the form of writing, community involvement, and as a technical editor for a number of publications over the years. Steven is a husband, father, geek, and a friend.

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