Instructors who teach Windows client or Windows server will want to attend this session to revitalize their Microsoft Windows teaching skills. Hands on labs and in class demonstrations will teach what's new and what to share with students. Participants will learn how to navigate in the new Windows Users Interface, how to use Windows to Go in the classroom, Hyper-V (in client and Server), SkyDrive, Microsoft's Private and Public Cloud, Secure Boot, Bitlocker, the new Server Manager, Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT), WinRM, PowerShell, IPv6, transiting technologies, Resilient File System (ReFS), mounting of ISOs and VHDs and SMB3, and changes in Active Directory to name a few. Learn why Microsoft is discontinuing utilities such as DCPROMO, Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC), Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and why RAID should not be used.

Prerequisites: Participants should be familiar with Windows client, server, and Active Directory.

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