Identity and Access Management Learning Resources

Webcasts are 60-to-90-minute live broadcasts featuring interactive technical presentations, product demonstrations, and question-and-answer sessions presented by an expert on Microsoft technology, the industry, or both. All content is recorded and made available on demand.

An online seminar is a compilation of resources from a live event, and can include Powerpoint presentations, video demonstrations, online and downloadable white papers, tools, and other resources.

Virtual and Hands-On Labs allow users to test Microsoft software and servers in a sandbox environment.

Tools are downloadable applications or software that can help users accomplish specific tasks.

Introductory and overview material. Assumes little or no expertise with topic and covers topic concepts, functions, features, and benefits.

Intermediate material. Assumes 100-level knowledge and provides specific details about the topic.

Advanced material. Assumes 200-level knowledge, in-depth understanding of features in a real-world environment, and strong coding skills. Provides a detailed technical overview of a subset of product/technology features, covering architecture, performance, migration, deployment, and development.

Expert material. Assumes a deep level of technical knowledge and experience and a detailed, thorough understanding of topic. Provides expert-to-expert interaction and coverage of specialized topics.