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The Uptake with Anna Chu

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  • The Uptake with Anna Chu is a new show on all things tech and community. Host Anna Chu will be traveling and introducing you to people all over the world as she follows the path of Microsoft Ignite The Tour. The show covers topics in the world of tech, as well as uncovers people’s journeys - and how-tos - of professional learning, development and community building. You will meet inspiring people in the community of tech and get inspired to be a part of a vast and expanding community in your area and beyond. Transcripts provided with each episode. Go to techcommunity.microsoft.com to learn more.
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  • Accidentally in Tech

    Accidentally in Tech
    Jun 25 2020

    In this episode, Anna talks with two powerhouse women at Microsoft and in the Tech Community, Dona Sarkar and April Speight. Both Dona and April are passionate about empowering others, whether in the workplace or in the community - and both have extensive experience working in fashion and tech. We talk about changing careers, re-evaluating ourselves and our work, being women of color in tech, imposter syndrome, learning styles, and tips for creating opportunities for others. No matter where you are in your career journey, you don't want to miss this episode.

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    Resources and Info Links:

    Anna Chu | Twitter

    Dona Sarkar | Twitter 

    April Speight | Twitter | Twitch| YouTube 

    "The Baby Developer Show" Twitch with Nathaniel Okenwa | Twitter

    Microsoft Tech Community | @MSTCommunity

    Humans of IT Community

    Regarding 365 | @regarding365

    Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) 

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    1 hr
  • Accessibility awareness and benefits for all

    Accessibility awareness and benefits for all
    May 20 2020
    In celebration of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we discuss hidden accessibility needs and unexpected benefits for all when accessibility is made a priority in software development. Guests include two of our champion MVPS, Bill Ayers, Microsoft 365 solution architect and developer, and Andy Talbot, Microsoft 365 consultant. "If your applications and web sites aren’t accessible, then you’re creating software that doesn’t work well for anybody. And since it benefits everyone, it really makes no commercial sense not to do it." Bill Ayers. Resources and Info Links: Anna Chu | Twitter Andy Talbot | LinkedIn | Twitter Bill Ayers | Site | Twitter "Accessibility for Everyone," blog post by Bill Ayers GAAD (Global Accessibility Awareness Day) Site | Twitter Microsoft Accessibility Standards (MAS) Microsoft Accessibility | Site | Twitter | YouTube | Blog A Guide to Remote Interpreting for Sign Language Interpreters Bringing virtual reality to people who are blind with an immersive sensory-based system I-Remember: an app that helps people with Alzheimer’s recognize faces using AI Accessibility Learning Webinar Series: Microsoft Teams for Inclusive Communication (video) The power of technology for people with disabilities Designing for accessibility guideline posters   Accessibility checker in Office Accessibility Insights by Microsoft PEAT (Partnership on Employment & Accessible Technology) | Twitter EARN (Employer Assistance and Resource Network on Disability Inclusion) | Twitter The A11Y Project  | Twitter Microsoft Tech Community | @MSTCommunity Humans of IT Community Regarding 365 | @regarding365 Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP)  Subscribe to The Uptake with Anna Chu: Listen and subscribe to other Microsoft podcasts at aka.ms/microsoft/podcasts Apple Podcasts Spotify TuneIn YouTube RSS
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    42 mins
  • Neurodiversity as a Superpower

    Neurodiversity as a Superpower
    Apr 29 2020
    Anna talks with neurodiversity advocates, Chris Gill and Paul Warren, about the relevance and value of being vulnerable and authentic, mentorship, self-advocacy in the workplace, sharing personal experiences, following orders when you're voluntold to do something, letting your kids teach you, and so much more. Learn tips about talking with your coworkers and management about neurodiversity needs such as anxiety and ADHD. And take on the challenge to find your textable tribe.   Resources and Info Links: “Being vulnerable and finding my tribe at MSIgnite” by Chris Gill “My #40Days of #Neurodiversity challenge” by Chris Gill “How Neurodiversity changed my career and life” by Paul Warren “Neurodiversity as a Superpower” by Mark Szili, MVP “Neurodiversity at Work” by CIPD ADDittude magazine Tribute app – Mentorship redefined.   Anna Chu | Twitter Paul Warren | Site | LinkedIn | Twitter Chris Gill | Site | LinkedIn | Twitter Microsoft Tech Community | @MSTCommunity Humans of IT Community Regarding 365 | @regarding365 Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP)    Subscribe to The Uptake with Anna Chu: Listen and subscribe to other Microsoft podcasts at aka.ms/microsoft/podcasts Apple Podcasts Spotify TuneIn YouTube RSS
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    37 mins
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