Microsoft 365 May Weeks 1 and 2 #M365May
Many months ago three people decided to take their 1 day in-person event to a month-long Microsoft 365 extravaganza. Now we are 2 weeks down, 10 days in 33 sessions have been completed.
The last 10 days have been a whirlwind. I am profoundly grateful to my fellow organisers Megan Strant and Loryan Strant, to Mark Powney and Darrell Webster for their immense effort, to our wonderful speakers and to our generous sponsors.
Two key things did not occur to be before embarking on a month long event:
- We have full-time jobs
- I cannot watch all the presentations live
While I have been fortunate to produce, moderate and attend a bunch of sessions, I can’t get to them all. Luckily they are all recorded and other people have been watching so I know that we have a quality crop of content after only 10 days.
Weekly wrap ups
Hosted by prolific videographer and technology aficionado Darrell Webster the weekly wrap up brings together Loryan, Megan and myself to discuss the week of content an activities.
Stay up to date
Sessions are happening Monday to Friday and some Saturdays. The actions is being reported across our social channels and videos published to our website visit via the REgarding 365 YouTube channel.
Session info and recordings: M365May.com/sessions
YouTube: ‘M365 May 2020′ playlist on REgarding 365
Twitter: @M365May
Facebook: Microsoft 365 May
LinkedIn: Microsoft 365 May #M365May
LinkedIn Group: Microsoft 365 May Connection
Content by day
I am grabbing snippets of content by day and popping them in Wakelet.
Day 1: M365 May Day 1 #M365May on Wakelet
Day 2: M365 May Day 2 #M365May on Wakelet
Day 3-4: M365 May Day 3-4 #M365May #MayThe4th on Wakelet
Day 5: M365 May Day 5 #M365May on Wakelet
Day 6: M365 May Day 6 #M365May on Wakelet
Day 7: M365 May Day 7 #M365May on Wakelet
Day 8-10: M365 May Day 8-10 #M365May on Wakelet
Summary
I have learned something new from every session I’ve attended so far. And there are many that I plan to go back to. I hope to be able to watch more throughout the month.
This is what producing a live online event looks like when you do it from the comfort of your own home. Yes, my desk is messy. It always looks like that.
