Training, training, and more training: Quickr 8.2, Domino 8.5 app dev, Sametime multimedia library

September 1 2009

Over the last several days, a number of new training and education opportunities have crossed my desk that I think are worthwhile...

1) A Quickr 8.2 for Domino "master class".

This class is designed for individuals with Lotus Domino and Lotus Quickr for Domino implementation experience who wish to extend their knowledge of Lotus Quickr deployment, its architecture and how to extend it.
The class is being held in Dublin, Ireland on 16-17 September and in Littleton, MA USA on October 6th and 7th.

2) TLCC has been accelerating their offerings around Notes/Domino 8.5 application development.  New courses available include a 2nd Notes/Domino 8.5 application development module, and an XPages/JavaScript for Domino 8.5 one.  As I have been saying at all my recent public speaking engagements...if you are a developer, you should learn XPages.  Good stuff from TLCC.

3) The Lotus services team has expanded their Multimedia Library offerings...now they have a Sametime module to help end-users with 300 activities within Lotus Sametime.  This is in addition to the existing Multimedia Library for Lotus Notes.  Very affordable and the Notes module has been a big hit.

Last, Lotus Connections 2.5 is now available with tons of new stuff available on the Connections team blog.  Be sure to check out the six-minute YouTube video highlighting this new release.

Ed Brill | Highland Park, IL USA Category:  Lotus  Add/View Comments [4]

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  1. 1  Stuart McIntyre http://blog.collaborationmatters.com | 9/2/2009 12:26:52 AM

    <Shameless plug>Also, there's lots of great Connections 2.5 information over on The Connections Blog { Link } </plug> ;-)

  1. 2  Erik Borse  | 9/2/2009 2:06:37 AM

    There is a admin certification for Quicker 8.1 available now. Will there be a new one for 8.2 og not until the next major release?

  1. 3  Brian Miller  | 9/2/2009 8:16:52 AM

    Is anyone running courses on building modules for the Eclipse RCP/Expeditor UI layer?

    Nathan's "Bones" project looks like awesome stuff, but your average Notes developer doesn't know how to get from where they are today to being able to do that kind of thing.

  1. 4  John Head http://www.johndavidhead.com | 9/2/2009 1:11:28 PM

    @3 Brian - I would suggest people who want to do that level of Rich Client dev go take java and eclipse classes. Best place to start. A Notes developer who has not written java would get lost too quickly and the value would not take place.