Technical Communities in Spain, MVPs and Some Azure
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Spanish technical communities have moved rapidly online due to COVID, consolidating meetups to support remote workers and small businesses and using Microsoft tools like Teams live captions and PowerPoint’s AI alt text. Microsoft promotes a community hub, newsletter and student programs, describes the 30‑year MVP recognition program that improves product feedback, and highlights workshops and mentorship using Azure, VS Code and even Minecraft for kids.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to the talk
- 1:26Current state of tech communities
- 3:15Community reactions to pandemic
- 6:10Diversity and accessibility in events
- 9:19MVP program explained
- 15:58Becoming an MVP
- 24:25Microsoft's support for communities
- 29:43Benefits of being an MVP
- 34:38Community hub and resources
- 37:27Microsoft Student Partner program
- 41:21Virtual communities and outreach
- 42:22Non-profit tech education initiatives
- 45:35Teaching coding to children
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