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I have been working on a cross-cultural project with Ayman El-Hattab from the Egypt SharePoint User Group over the past month. He has put together a series of screencasts, in Arabic, regarding SharePoint Content Types. Ayman sent me a note, saying screencasts, a slidedeck and images from the most recent Egypt SharePoint User Group are available for download.

I’m really happy to be presenting these. SharePoint is a world-wide community of users and this content proves it. Thanks, Ayman. Your work is appreciated.

Regards,
Mark

Description of the resources:
“Content types are incredibly cool and fundamental to how SharePoint works with Data and Information. Is this session we’ll explore the power of custom content types development and see how we can use them for customizing the visual appearance, introducing new behaviors and much MORE !”

About Ayman El-Hattab:
Ayman M. El-Hattab works at ITWorx since October 2008, and since then has been working on building solutions using Microsoft Office, SharePoint 2007, .NET Framework 2.0/3.0/3.5, Microsoft SQL Server, C#, XML,ASP.NET and others.

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