Daryll the High School Guy

April 28, 2005 in: unsorted|Jump To Comments

If you are interested in technology education at the high school level, start reading Daryll McDade’s new blog over on MSDN. Daryll and I are teammates and he is our marketing manager in charge of high school programs for technical students and educators (whereas I focus on college).

This is a good, and unfortunately somewhat rare, example of Microsoft marketers blogging about their programs and audience. Lots of technical bloggers, but where are the Microsoft marketing bloggers?

Watch for my next post – I want to ask this question in more detail.

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