Tuesday, June 13, 2006

Technical Learning Guides (TLGs) – Who are they?

At TechEd 2006 we’ve got a great group of Technical Learning Guides (TLGs) ready to help you with any questions you may have with the Hands-on Labs in the TLC.

Just in case you don’t know, the TLGs are absolutely amazing! From a pool of over 400 applicants, 90 were selected. The selection process was a difficult one, as many, many talented and qualified applicants had to be turned away.

What does that mean for the TechEd attendee? Why, nothing but the best! The TLGs here at TechEd 2006 come from 27 countries and are all working the HOLs at TechEd because they’re passionate about technology and want to be here to help you with any questions you may have. These individuals have given up a week of their time (some more) and are on-site at TechEd.

These highly qualified Technical Learning Guides are just like all of us. They have a thirst for the latest and greatest technology and love sharing knowledge and educating/assisting others.

A brief sampling of the TLG qualifications:

  • All are Microsoft Certified Trainers (MCT) and have over 515 years of combined MCT experience!
  • Fluent in over 15 spoken languages as well as 6 computer languages.
  • Are certified in over 40 different areas.
  • More than 15 MVPs – Most Valuable Professional for a specific Microsoft technology.
  • Many are business owners, within in the real world with the technologies they support here.
  • The average years of teaching experience for a typical TLG is 7 years. Many have been working in their industry for 10-15 years or more.

An aerial view of the TLGs, spelling MCT TLG:

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