The content from the streams are archived so that you can review the sessions and the notes taken in each. If you followed the live stream, I’d appreciate comments to the authors who participated so that they know what they provided is of value to people who couldn’t attend the event.

We’re going to stick a web cam in a couple of the sessions and stream them live, so you won’t feel so left out.

The live streams are setup. There are a couple ways to view them. Go to the Live Media Streams page. There are four panels. You can activate all panels, or choose only the ones you’d like to view. Here’s how they are setup.

I just received a message from Mark Elgersma, conference director for the Best Practices Conference. Pretty interesting promotion… he’s randomly giving away tickets on twitter. The giveaway is pretty simple. Follow @bpconference on twitter for details.

After a little break from recording, Joel and I are back at it. In this week’s segment we cover everything from the controversy created by the release of 2010 information to the plethora of babys being born to SharePoint geeks. Have a listen…

Yep, you read it right! Best Practices Conference, in conjunction with Bamboo Nation and EndUserSharePoint.com, is giving away $10,000 worth of full access, conference passes.

The Best Practices Conference, Washington, D.C. in August has a track just for SharePoint Information Workers. Check out the sessions and speakers. This thing’s fully loaded.