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With more than 20 years of experience in web development, content design, and SharePoint…
Articles by Tom
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A Lesson from My 1st Content Design Project
A Lesson from My 1st Content Design Project
By Tom Resing
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& Juliet, Shakespeare, ChatGPT, and gender roles
& Juliet, Shakespeare, ChatGPT, and gender roles
By Tom Resing
Experience
Education
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Northwestern University
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Activities and Societies: Special Olympics, NU Chamber Orchestra, Intramural Basketball
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Licenses & Certifications
Volunteer Experience
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Vice President of Information Support
International Community School Parent Teacher Student Assocation (PTSA)
- 3 years 1 month
Education
Served on the board as the leader of several committees, including the website, newsletter, and volunteer committees critical to the PTSA's success. Designed and delivered the transition to online for the monthly Board and membership meetings using Microsoft Teams.
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Co Secretary
International Community School Parent Teacher Student Assocation (PTSA)
- Present 3 years 5 months
Education
Serve on the board. Take attendance, record votes and minutes, maintain board records.
Publications
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SharePoint 2013 Inside Out
Microsoft Press
Dive right into SharePoint 2013—and really put this business collaboration platform to work! This supremely organized reference packs hundreds of timesaving solutions, troubleshooting techniques, and workarounds. It’s all muscle and no fluff. Discover how the experts facilitate information-sharing across the enterprise—and challenge yourself to new levels of mastery.
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SharePoint Development in the Cloud Part 1
http://www.rackspace.com/lp/sharepoint_training
Get your head out of the clouds and your hands out of the data center by joining Microsoft Certified Master Tom Resing as you learn first-hand how SharePoint and the cloud fit together.
Take the hype out of the cloud and get down to actual deployment as Tom demonstrates how to get a server up and running with a SharePoint test/dev environment in under an hour. -
Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 Inside Out
Microsoft Press
This book offers a comprehensive look at the features most people will use in SharePoint Foundation 2010 and serves as an excellent reference for users who need to understand how to accomplish what they need to do. In addition, this book provides useful information to advanced users and IT professionals who need to understand the bigger picture.
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Mapping: Part 1 Show a SharePoint Contacts List on a Map from Google
Tom Resing's SharePoint Blog
Demonstration of a SharePoint Contacts List displayed on a Google Map.
Courses
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Computer Architecture
ECE 361
Projects
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Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 Inside Out
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Authored two original chapters of the book, Chapter 2 Administration for Business Users and Chapter 8 Managing Site Contents
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Honors & Awards
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Top 25 SharePoint Influencers 2014
harmon.ie
Honored to have made the list. I know most of the other 24 and they've certainly influenced me over the years.
From the announcement blog post http://harmon.ie/blog/announcing-top-25-sharepoint-influencers-2014
“Microsoft must leverage the voice of the community around products, services, and company direction to chart their next moves. Creating influencer lists creates an opportunity for those who follow SharePoint to make sure no one they might be interested in slips their radar. On a…Honored to have made the list. I know most of the other 24 and they've certainly influenced me over the years.
From the announcement blog post http://harmon.ie/blog/announcing-top-25-sharepoint-influencers-2014
“Microsoft must leverage the voice of the community around products, services, and company direction to chart their next moves. Creating influencer lists creates an opportunity for those who follow SharePoint to make sure no one they might be interested in slips their radar. On a deeper level, identifying influencers solidifies the connection between the people on influencer lists and their collective voices, ultimately creating a powerful synergy that powers innovation and productivity. This synergy is only possible when influencers from different niche SharePoint communities are aware of the greater SharePoint world.” -
Most Valuable Professional (MVP) SharePoint
Microsoft
Honored to have received a 2nd MVP Award, January 2014, for community work performed in 2013.
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Most Valuable Professional (MVP) SharePoint
Microsoft
On January 1st 2012, I was honored to hear about an award that is very special to me. I was notified that I had received the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for community work in SharePoint.
Over the years, I’ve had the chance to learn quite a lot from recipients of the MVP Award, commonly referred to as MVPs or Microsoft MVPs. Clearly, they set a great example for me to follow in their footsteps.
I’ve learned from MVPs through answers to questions in online…On January 1st 2012, I was honored to hear about an award that is very special to me. I was notified that I had received the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for community work in SharePoint.
Over the years, I’ve had the chance to learn quite a lot from recipients of the MVP Award, commonly referred to as MVPs or Microsoft MVPs. Clearly, they set a great example for me to follow in their footsteps.
I’ve learned from MVPs through answers to questions in online forums, excellent technical content published in blogs and books and helpful and entertaining presentations online and in person at events. Many lead technical communities such as SharePoint User Groups and SharePoint Saturday Organizations. I’ve tried to return the favor by doing much of the same.
MVP Profile
I’ve published an initial profile on the MVP Awardees page at https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Resing
I haven’t had a chance yet to update it with all of the relevant community activity they give the space for. For now, you can refer to my recap of 2012 Community Activity blog post if you’d like to see where I’ve contributed by writing, speaking or leading.
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