KnowledgeNet Takes the Mystery Out of Microsoft .NET With Free Online Course

KnowledgeNet Inc. today answered the question: “Are you ready for .NET?”

KnowledgeNet is conducting a free, online mini-course — “.NET Demystified” — designed to teach the fundamentals of the .NET architecture and how the .NET framework provides the foundation for mission critical applications that help deliver information and success. Designed specifically for those individuals leading application development projects within their organizations or

currently implementing or considering a .NET implementation, the KnowledgeNet .NET mini-course is the ideal e-learning opportunity.

Attendees of KnowledgeNet’s engaging, hands-on .NET course will learn the following:

• The fundamentals of the .NET framework and how it can enhance business results through faster development and easier integration;
  

• How to get staff up-to-speed on .NET as quickly and efficiently as possible; and
• The very latest plans for .NET
  

Unlike typical online seminars that are often nothing more than lifeless, low-quality, sales-based presentations, KnowledgeNet’s .NET mini-course is an actual course delivered in KnowledgeNet’s award-winning Live format — including proven instructional design, multiple certified instructors, and an appealing blend of state-of-the-art graphics and sound — designed to consistently deliver concrete knowledge transfer results.

Date:Friday, February 7, 2003

Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (PST)

Registration: Course Registration

Upon enrolling, individuals are automatically registered for a chance to win a new HP iPAQ

H1910 Pocket PC, pre-loaded with KnowledgeNet

Mobile .NET courseware. At the end of this

free mini-course, KnowledgeNet will randomly select a participant from the audience to win.

Technical Instructors: Robert Barr, KnowledgeNet Certifications: MCSE, MCDBA, MCAD, MCT

Anthony Sequeira, KnowledgeNet Certifications: MCDBA, MCSE, MCSD, MCT

Special Guest Instructor: Blain Barton, Microsoft

With over 15 years of experience with Microsoft, Mr. Barton has trained over 130,000 technical professionals worldwide and is a recognized expert in the development of training events covering Microsoft’s latest technologies.

“KnowledgeNet has always focused on providing individuals and organizations with the most engaging, high-quality, up-to-date learning content available,” said Tom Graunke, CEO and co-founder of KnowledgeNet. “Our free, live online .NET mini-course is a perfect vehicle for KnowledgeNet to provide learners with a solid foundation for their .NET success. If your organization isn’t connected yet, now is the time to get your software development staff up to speed on this new technology with the latest

information, straight from the source.”

About KnowledgeNet Second-Wave E-Learning

KnowledgeNet is driving the second wave of e-learning with the KnowledgeNet Enterprise Learning Suite, the industry’s only results-based corporate e-learning solution. Built from the ground up using proven, open and interoperable web technology, the elements of this “Microsoft Office” suite of e-learning technology work together or as standalone modules to deliver a consistent, user-friendly and — above all — effective learning experience. KnowledgeNet offers over 1,500 titles of technical, business and productivity skills content, delivered via a blended approach of live, online instructor-led and self-paced interactive formats. Using the KnowledgeNet LMS and LCMS, companies can easily tailor their e-learning initiatives to their budgets and business objectives, and incrementally build successful, high-quality learning programs that can be expanded based on actual learning results.

About KnowledgeNet

KnowledgeNet is the fastest growing e-learning company. KnowledgeNet’s unique, prove-as-you-go business philosophy features flexible, customer-

centric pricing and customer marketing programs designed to quickly deliver concrete training results. KnowledgeNet e-learning solutions are used by over 5,300 customers in 182 countries, including 47 of the Fortune 50, and blue-chip companies such as Cisco, EMC, McDonalds, Motorola and Sun Microsystems. KnowledgeNet is a Cisco Learning Solutions Partner, a Microsoft Certified Technical Education Center (CTEC) and a Microsoft Certified Partner. Founded in 1998, KnowledgeNet is a privately held company based in Phoenix, Arizona. Visit KnowledgeNet at http://www.knowledgenet.com . For more information, call 1-888-577-5779.

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