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Level Up Your AI Teaching with Microsoft’s AI-900 Bootcamp The National Applied AI Consortium (NAAIC), in partnership with Microsoft, invites you to a free two-day AI-900 Train-the-Trainer Bootcamp this July. This training was created to help community college faculty confidently teach Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals. Led by a Microsoft Certified Trainer, this interactive training will prepare you for the AI-900 certification, introduce the Microsoft Learn for Educators (MSLE) platform, and provide access to official courseware, teaching resources, and labs. What’s included: Live instruction from a certified Microsoft trainer Hands-on labs and teaching materials Certification exam voucher upon full participation Post-training access to a dedicated Teams channel with session recordings, materials, and peer support Key Dates: Application Deadline: July 7, 2025 Training Dates: July 11 & 18, 2025 | 9:00 AM–3:00 PM EDT Eligibility: Faculty from U.S.-accredited community colleges are welcome to apply APPLY HERE Seats are limited, reserve your spot today and bring certified AI expertise to your classroom.Welcome to MSLE
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👋Hello everyone, I'm Henoc, one of your Community Managers—so glad you're here with us! It's a real delight to welcome you to our new MSLE Community space. We're so excited to have you with us—and absolutely thrilled for all the amazing conversations we'll share together. So nice to meet you all! If you'd like to engage with us in Portuguese, just head over to the Groups tab on the community homepage and request to join our Portuguese-language group. There, you'll find a dedicated space to connect with me and other faculty members for tailored support and meaningful collaboration. See you around! 🌟
Azure for Students: Policy restricting creation of Static Web App
Hi Azure for Student accounts now has policy that restricts regions in which resources can be created. Now when you are creating an application in Azure Web App (Advanced tab) you have a drop down to choose Region for Azure API and staging environments. In drop down there only few regions. None of those regions are in the list of allowed regions defined in the policy. Not able to create a Static Web App in Azure Web Apps is not a biggie but annoying at the least.
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