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SharePoint 4 Arabs - Online SharePoint Training, Video Tutorials and Webcasts in Arabic > Ayman El-Hattab's Blog
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3/3/2010CairoCodeCamp 2010 was a phenomenal success story, i couldn’t imagined it better. I’m really proud of the great efforts done by dotnetwork guys. Thank you guys and hope to speak in each and every event organized by you! As you might know, I presented there a session titled “What’s New in SharePoint Designer 2010?”, the attendees were wonderful, interactive and passionate about SharePoint and their questions were extremely essential for the full understanding of the new enhancements in SPD 2010.  
You can get my session resources from here. 2/26/2010
I’m really happy to announce that I’ll be presenting at CairoCodeCamp’10, my session title is “What’s New in SharePoint Designer 2010?”
Session Abstract :
SharePoint Designer 2010 is the core design tool for designing, prototyping, and customizing both SharePoint Server 2010 and SharePoint Foundation 2010 sites, from small sites to enterprise-level internet sites and intranets. In this session, you will learn how to :
• Customize a site from the early stages of prototyping and design to the final deployment phase
• Build powerful workflows and align them to your business processes
• Integrate and present external data into SharePoint sites
• Create and manage Data Views and Data Sources
• Use InfoPath 2010 to customize SharePoint List Forms
And here is the official announcement from CairoCodeCamp orgainzers :
CairoCodeCamp’10 is going to be even bigger it has 8 international speakers and 12 domestic speakers presenting 40+ sessions to 1000+ attendees.
Cairo Code Camp’10 is an extra step towards our strategic goal, by having Scott Hanselman, the principal program manager of Microsoft as a speaker and due to his publicity and exposure, Cairo Code Camp’10 will have huge publicity by the enthusiastic global software community.
Cairo Code Camp’10 sessions will be recorded and distributed offline and online.
For more information & to get your ticket , please visit: http://www.CairoCodeCamp.com
Check out the speakers at http://www.cairocodecamp.com/Speakers
Check out the agenda at http://www.CairoCodeCamp.com/Agenda
2/17/2010
A couple of days after I have announced SharePoint Saturday Arabia, Muhanad Omar [SharePoint MVP and one of the very active SharePoint experts in the region] announced the first SharePoint Saturday in the middle east. The event will be hosted in Amman, Jordan featuring an international line-up of world-class speakers, including Michael Noel and Joel Oleson.
I am really glad to be one of the event speakers and to meet Joel Oleson and Michael Noel for the second time ( first time was in Egypt SharePoint User Group sessions ).
My Session Details :
Title : "Introducing SharePoint Designer 2010!"
Description : SharePoint Designer 2010 is the core and the only design tool for designing, prototyping, and customizing both SharePoint Server 2010 and SharePoint Foundation 2010 sites, from small sites to enterprise-level internet sites and intranets.
In this session, you will learn how to :
- Customize a site from the early stages of prototyping and design to the final deployment phase
- Build powerful workflows and align them to your business processes
- Integrate and present external data into SharePoint sites
- Create and manage Data Views and Data Sources
- Use InfoPath 2010 to customize SharePoint List Forms
SPS Jordan is your premier event for SharePoint 2010 content, so make sure you register for this great event! http://www.sharepointsaturday.org/jordan 2/13/2010[[Cross-posted from EndUserSharePoint.Com ]] 
Ayman El-Hattab, founder of SharePoint4Arabs.com, made an announcement this morning that, following in the footsteps of Live Online SharePoint Saturday EMEA, he is sponsoring Live Online SharePoint Saturday Arabia! This is exciting news. Now that the door has been opened, hopefully more of these event will start being localized for communities that don’t have the resources to produce their own. When I received Ayman’s message, it reminded me that I hadn’t posted his recorded session from SPEMEA. His session was done in Arabic, so making it available now is a good warmup for SharePoint Saturday Arabia, coming on March 27, 2010. Also included for download is Marwan Tarek’s session on SharePoint 2010. Downloads for SPSEMEA [[Cross-posted from EndUserSharePoint.Com ]] 2/12/2010 I am really pleased to announce that Registration is now open for participation in Live Online SharePoint Saturday Arabia. By registering for this event, you are confirming you would like to view the live presentations, presented from 7:00am to 3:00pm (GMT+0), on March 27, 2010.
In order to hear the presenters, you will need headphones or computer speakers. There will be no conference call dial-in phone numbers. The live blogging platform will allow for real time questions to be passed to the presenters. There will be multiple sessions running simultaneously so that we can present to a diversified audience with different technical needs. ( Till now we are planning for two channels, one in Arabic and the other in English ). As you register, we would very much appreciate it if you would spread the word to your SharePoint colleagues. Thank you for joining us. With your participation, we hope to make this an exceptional event. Register here .. 1/27/2010I am more than glad to invite you to our first 2010 gathering, in January the 30th. Event Details: Date: January 30th 2010 Venue: Dar Al Deyafa - Ain Shams University 11:00am – 12:00 pm Approaches and best practices : Deploying SharePoint sites through multiple environments - Mohamed Khalil 12:15pm – 1:15 pm How to build Advanced Web Sites using SharePoint 2010 - Shady Korshed 1:15pm- 2:00 pm Ask the Experts About the Speakers Mohamed Khalil (MCSD.Net, MCTS) is Technology Expert at OMS with over 6 years experience working with complex projects on Microsoft technologies. Mohamed is still very much a hands-on developer, and has participated in several large-scale web initiatives including e-commerce, WCM, intranet, back-end integration and workflow projects. Past client engagements include Bank of Scotland Plc, Microsoft Technology Center-UK, Kaplan Financial, AMCOR Artenius , and Bunzel Chemical. With a background in ASP.Net/Content Management Server/Corporate Portals, Mohamed’s current main area of focus is building public websites on MOSS and he continues to learn with every project.
Shady Korshed is a SharePoint MVP who has participated and joined huge successful projects in Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 and MOSS 2007. Shady is into research, investigation in technologies and he is also ready for a challenging game in chess. Please Register here 1/26/2010[[Cross-post from EndUserSharePoint.com]] And the SharePoint community continues to prove its uniqueness and awesomeness. This weekend, at SharePoint Saturday EMEA, I conducted the first ever Arabic SharePoint Saturday session. The session was first scheduled for 9:00 AM GMT+0, but due to some technical reasons (the Hyper-V server hosting my virtual machine had some connectivity issues), it was rescheduled to 11:00 AM. That really depressed me and I expected to have less attendees than the other session running in parallel but I was impressed to see that the number was not affected and the attendees exceeded what I anticipated. I can still recall the first time I recorded a session from the Egypt SharePoint User Group, June 2009 meeting and made it accessible online. The reaction and the support of the SharePoint community was marvelous and unparalleled! Mark Miller wrote a complete post about it, Mike Walsh showed great support to the idea through his blog and I received wonderful feedback even from non-Arabic speaking SharePoint folks congratulating me and urging me to record more sessions. The same happened once SharePoint4Arabs.com was officially launched. The number of retweets, announcements, and blog posts referring to it really surpassed my expectations. Before leaving you to benefit from the other great articles available at EndUserSharePoint, I would like to extend special thank-you’s to some people that really supported and spread the word regarding SharePoint4Arabs.com, Egypt SharePoint User Group and my ARABIC session at SharePoint Saturday EMEA. The list includes but it is not limited to the following folks: - Mark Miller
- Hammad Rajjoub and Ronald Widha (DotNetMEPodCast )
- Joel Oleson
- Hanan AbdelMeguid ( LINKdotNET CEO )
- Emad Alashi
- Kailash Kalyani (MSFT)
- Ruari Plint (MSFT)
- Saed Shela and Huthaifa Afanah (Palestine SharePoint User Group)
And of course, no tribute to the community is inclusive without my colleagues at SharePoint4Arabs.com, Marwan Tarek and Mohamed Yehia. 1/7/2010Throughout my blog, twitter account and Facebook, I had wonderful opportunities to get connected to a lot of nice guys in the middle east and especially in the Arabia and one thing noticed in common is the thirst for SharePoint knowledge. Moreover, I have been lately receiving many requests for more Arabic Content at SharePoint4arabs.com so cheer up guys, I have good news for you! As you might know, I’ll be speaking at SharePoint Saturday EMEA on January 23rd. The good news is that for the first time ever, there will be a session delivered in Arabic. I’m really glad to be the speaker and hope to see you all there. (Please spread the word) Here is a brief description of my session. 
For the list of speakers and sessions, click here. If you haven’t registered yet, click here. 12/29/2009 I would love to announce that I’ll be speaking at SharePoint Saturday EMEA on January 23rd, 2010. I’ll be co-presenting “Implementing Multi-Lingual Solutions on SharePoint 2010” with my colleague, friend and mentor Marwan Tarek. I’m really happy and proud to have my name along with those highly visible names in the SharePoint community.
I’m also happy to announce that there will be great Arabic SharePoint Experts speaking for the first time at SharePoint Saturday like Mohamed Yehia, Mostafa Arafa and Muhanad Omar. For the list of speakers and sessions, click here. If you haven’t registered yet, click here. |
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