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Microsoft Store - Westfield Valley Fair
Microsoft Store - Westfield Valley Fair
2855 Stevens Creek Blvd.
Suite 1135
Santa Clara,
CA 95050-6717
Store hours:
- Monday, August 10, 2020
- 10:00 AMMicrosoft Teams Training for Business - Master working from home with Microsoft TeamsIn this virtual training session, you will discover best practices for optimizing your home environment for work, maintaining productivity while working remotely and how to use Microsoft Teams to stay connected, collaborate and manage a virtual team. This training is delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directly with the facilitator, ask questions and collaborate with other attendees as you continue to improve your work from home capabilities.
- Tuesday, August 11, 2020
- 11:00 AMVirtual Workshop - Microsoft Teams for Education - Online Classes and Lectures for your studentsIn this virtual training session, learn how Microsoft Teams allows teachers, students and staff to seamlessly connect and work together, create content, and share resources all from a single, easy-to-learn and simple to use platform. This training is delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directly with the facilitator, ask questions and collaborate with other educators as you continue to improve your remote classroom capabilities.
- 3:30 PMVirtual Office Hours - EducationWe are hosting regular, open office hours for teachers to join and learn how Microsoft Teams allows teachers, students and staff to seamlessly connect and work together, create content, and share resources all from a single, easy-to-learn and simple to use platform. We’re here to help you learn, troubleshoot and collaborate with others. These open office hours are delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directly with the facilitator, ask questions and connect with other educators as you continue to improve your remote classroom capabilities.
- Wednesday, August 12, 2020
- 10:00 AMVirtual Office Hours for Microsoft Teams for BusinessWe are hosting regular, open office hours for small business owners to join and learn about Microsoft Teams and how it allows to you to seamlessly connect and work together, create content, and share resources all from a single, easy-to-learn and simple to use platform. We’re here to help you learn, troubleshoot and collaborate with others. These open office hours are delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directly with the facilitator, ask questions and connect with other small business owners as you continue to improve your remote business capabilities.
- 3:00 PMVirtual Office Hours for Non-ProfitsWe are hosting regular, open office hours for non-profits throughout the U.S. Through these sessions, your organization can understand non-profit resources Microsoft offers and learn how to access them. We will also be on to answer questions about products and services! These open office hours are delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directly with the facilitator, ask questions and connect with other non-profits as you continue to improve your remote business capabilities.
- Thursday, August 13, 2020
- 11:00 AMVirtual Workshop - Using Microsoft Teams Live Events - Broadcast to a larger audienceTeams Live Events bring live video streaming to a new level, encouraging connection throughout the entire engagement lifecycle with attendees before, during, and after live events. We will take the first 30 minutes to show you how to create and conduct a live event and the latter 30 minutes will be for Q&A! These open office hours are delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directly with the facilitator, ask questions and connect with other small business owners as you continue to improve your remote business capabilities.
- 3:30 PMVirtual Office Hours - EducationWe are hosting regular, open office hours for teachers to join and learn how Microsoft Teams allows teachers, students and staff to seamlessly connect and work together, create content, and share resources all from a single, easy-to-learn and simple to use platform. We’re here to help you learn, troubleshoot and collaborate with others. These open office hours are delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directly with the facilitator, ask questions and connect with other educators as you continue to improve your remote classroom capabilities.
- 5:00 PM¿Te preocupa la seguirad de tus hijos en Internet? - Taller de Computación Para PadresAprenderás a navegar en internet de forma segura y a saber qué es lo que tus hijos están viendo. Esta es una sesión de gran utilidad para todos los padres y personas interesadas en la seguridad de sus datos en internet. Estaremos usando la aplicación de Teams en vivo para la transmisión de los eventos. Todo lo que necesita es revisar tu correo electrónico para el enlace y unirte a la transmisión durante el tiempo del evento. Usa los siguientes dispositivos como la Computadora Personal de Windows o Apple, teléfono móvil androide o Apple para unirte vía con el enlace. ¡Regístrate! Para hacer cualquier pregunta, por favor envíe un correo electrónico umayr.sufi@microsoft.com o llame al +1 (424) 6108439 ----------------------- Welcome to this workshop. You will learn about browsing the web with Microsoft Edge, and its safety features for you and your kids. This workshop is usefull for anyone who wishes to help keep their kids safe and to learn to use an internet browser for personal, school, or business reasons. We will be using Teams Live Events for the broadcast. All you need to do is check your email for the link to join the broadcast. Join the broadcast during the time of the event. You can join from the PC or Mac and the mobile phone with the link. Register now! To ask any questions, please email umayr.sufi@microsoft.com or call +1 (424) 6108439
- Friday, August 14, 2020
- 10:00 AM
- 2:00 PMVirtual STEM with Bit Project - Digestion in a BagThis workshop is hosted in Pacific Standard Time - and it's Hands On! Welcome to Digestion in a Bag, a virtual STEM project brought to you by Bit Project and Microsoft Santa Clara. Today's STEM topic covered is: Biology During today’s event, you will learn the biology behind digestion and what happens in the stomach. You will use crackers and soda - and you will build a visual representation of digestion! For this activity – you will need the following items at home: 1 ziploc bag Crackers Any soda (preferably a clear soda such as Sprite) You will be watching and asking questions through Microsoft Teams! All you need is a modern web browser or the Microsoft Teams app on iOS or Android. Register today as space is limited!
- Monday, August 17, 2020
- 10:00 AMMicrosoft Teams Training for Business - Master working from home with Microsoft TeamsIn this virtual training session, you will discover best practices for optimizing your home environment for work, maintaining productivity while working remotely and how to use Microsoft Teams to stay connected, collaborate and manage a virtual team. This training is delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directly with the facilitator, ask questions and collaborate with other attendees as you continue to improve your work from home capabilities.
- Tuesday, August 18, 2020
- 11:00 AMVirtual Workshop - Microsoft Teams for Education - Online Classes and Lectures for your studentsIn this virtual training session, learn how Microsoft Teams allows teachers, students and staff to seamlessly connect and work together, create content, and share resources all from a single, easy-to-learn and simple to use platform. This training is delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directly with the facilitator, ask questions and collaborate with other educators as you continue to improve your remote classroom capabilities.
- Wednesday, August 19, 2020
- 7:00 PMAssociation of Computing Machinery Virtual Workshop: Productivity Implications and testing challenges on Moving to MicroserviceBy Rajiv Bhatia, MD, MPH, Stanford University The event is jointly organized by ValleyML and SF Bay ACM. 7:00 Announcements, Chapter Election and Presentation Youtube live stream: https://youtu.be/JEpV9T8jM1E Abstract Microservices based architectures are increasingly popular as a way of managing the scalability of large software systems. There are implications for organizational structure, product architecture, development methodology, test strategy, and design and simulation tools. Intended for managers and executives considering the implications of adopting a microservices architecture for a major software system. if you start with microservices as a goal in mind and do not focus on restructuring your organization as well, you will likely end up with a distributed monolith. After you reach a certain complexity of the system under test, the test suite needs to be split into different levels of abstraction to manage the test complexity. Key Take-aways • Factors that determine crossover point for switching to microservices from a software monolith from developer productivity and application scaling perspectives. • Options and trade-offs for testing microservices using real and virtual resources • Planning your migration and getting started. Speaker Bio Jeff Allison has 30 years of experience in the high technology computing and networking industries. He has held various roles in Hardware Engineering, Marketing and Engineering management. He has a proven track record of developing high power cross functional teams to solve complex engineering issues and drive methodology changes throughout the organization. At Cisco he built and managed global engineering development and services teams to deliver next generation routing solutions. He was also responsible for driving and implementing many continuous improvement and product quality initiatives to improve overall customer satisfaction.
- Friday, August 21, 2020
- 2:00 PMVirtual STEM with Bit Project - Chemistry Cleaning with PenniesThis workshop is hosted in Pacific Standard Time - and it's Hands On! Welcome to Chemistry Cleaning with Pennies, a virtual STEM project brought to you by Bit Project and Microsoft Santa Clara. Today's STEM topic covered is: Chemistry During today’s event, you will learn the chemistry behind the oxidation of pennies by using different types of liquids such as soda, water, and oil! For this activity – you will need the following items at home: 1 tsp of vinegar 1 tsp of any oil 1 tsp of soap water 1 tsp of soda 1 tsp of water 1 cup of water for cleaning 5 pennies, and paper towels You will be watching and asking questions through Microsoft Teams! All you need is a modern web browser or the Microsoft Teams app on iOS or Android. Register today as space is limited!
- Friday, August 28, 2020
- 2:00 PMVirtual STEM with Bit Project - The Paper Human BodyThis workshop is hosted in Pacific Standard Time - and it's Hands On! Welcome to The Paper Human Body, a virtual STEM project brought to you by Bit Project and Microsoft Santa Clara. Today's STEM topic covered is: Anatomy During today’s event, you will learn about the human body by using paper and coloring materials. You will trace, cut, and draw out the human body while learning about the importance and functions of each organ. For this activity – you will need the following items at home: 4-5 sheets of paper coloring materials glue/tape scissors You will be watching and asking questions through Microsoft Teams! All you need is a modern web browser or the Microsoft Teams app on iOS or Android. Register today as space is limited!
- Friday, September 4, 2020
- 2:00 PMVirtual STEM with Bit Project - All Around the WorldThis workshop is hosted in Pacific Standard Time - and it's Hands On! Welcome to All Around the World, a virtual STEM project brought to you by Bit Project and Microsoft Santa Clara. Today's STEM topic covered is: Geology During today’s event, you will create your own world map and learn about earth's oceans, continents, and explore the continental drifts that occurred throughout time. For this activity – you will need the following items at home: 2-3 sheets of white printer paper coloring materials scissors You will be watching and asking questions through Microsoft Teams! All you need is a modern web browser or the Microsoft Teams app on iOS or Android. Register today as space is limited!
- Friday, September 11, 2020
- 2:00 PMVirtual STEM with Bit Project - Make It Rain In DoorsThis workshop is hosted in Pacific Standard Time - and it's Hands On! Welcome to Make It Rain Doors, a virtual STEM project brought to you by Bit Project and Microsoft Santa Clara. Today's STEM topic covered is: Biology During today’s event, you will observe how temperature causes water to move from one phase into another. This will allow you to get a better idea of what happens to water in nature, and the role temperature plays in the water cycle. For this activity – you will need the following items at home: 1 jar/glass cup 2 cups of hot water 4-5 ice cubes You will be watching and asking questions through Microsoft Teams! All you need is a modern web browser or the Microsoft Teams app on iOS or Android. Register today as space is limited!
- Wednesday, September 16, 2020
- 6:30 PMAssociation of Computing Machinery Virtual Workshop: Quantifying Quality of SmartphoneCentric Life6:30 Quantifying Quality of Life of SmartphoneCentric Humans via HumanCentric Methods -by Dr. Katarzyna Wac, Stanford University & University of Copenhagen (Denmark) and University of Geneva (Switzerland) Seminar Detail Patterns of diseases are changing; they relate less and less to sudden infections or crippling accidents, and on a growing scale they develop as slow and debilitating afflictions caused by repetitive harmful behaviors (e.g., poor nutrition). These behaviors relate to different domains - the physical, psychological, social and environmental - and contribute significantly to the individual’s overall health and Quality of Life (QoL) in the long term. In parallel, the ubiquitous availability of personalized, miniaturized mobile and wirelessly connected technologies embedded in smartphones and wearables enable longitudinal, real-life minimally obtrusive assessments of the individual’s behaviors, modelling of his/her health risks and the resulting QoL in the long term. A smartphone is eventually becoming smarter, taking the role of a personal agent of behavioral change, impacting individual lives. The QoL lab emphasizes research on overall health and life quality and it focuses on a robust, reproducible and evidence-based modelling approach based on reliable, privacy-preserving research infrastructure, leveraging a “Living Lab” to capture ‘small personal data’ acquired throughout everyday life via an individual’s smartphone and wearables. The chosen models integrates a mix of theoretical components coming from computer science (pattern recognition, machine learning, deep learning, computational sensing, artificial intelligence) and theories and models from social and behavioral sciences and preventive medicine. Bio Katarzyna Wac, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor of Human Centered-Computing at the Dept. Computer Science, Faculty of Science, Univ. of Copenhagen, Denmark, and an Invited Professor at the Univ. of Geneva, Switzerland, affiliated with Stanford Univ. since 2013. Prof. Wac researches how mobile technologies can be leveraged for an accurate, longitudinal, real-life, context-rich, minimally obtrusive, privacy-preserving, personalized assessment of the individual’s behavior and Quality of Life and the improvement of the latter. More on www.qol.diku.dk and Google Scholar. https://www.qualityoflifetechnologies.com/
- Friday, September 18, 2020
- 2:00 PMVirtual STEM with Bit Project - Paper Plate Roller CoasterThis workshop is hosted in Pacific Standard Time - and it's Hands On! Welcome to Paper Plate Roller Coaster, a virtual STEM project brought to you by Bit Project and Microsoft Santa Clara. Today's STEM topic covered is: Physics and Mechanical Engineering During today’s event, you will be designing your own paper roller coaster by learning the physics behind how a roller coaster functions. You will experiment with different track lenghts and heights - and you can figure out how to create the most thrilling and dynaimc ride! For this activity – you will need the following items at home: 1 pencil 1 roll of tape 1 pair of scissors pieces of cardboard 6-10 sheets of paper 1 marble or small ball. You will be watching and asking questions through Microsoft Teams! All you need is a modern web browser or the Microsoft Teams app on iOS or Android. Register today as space is limited!
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