Pokin' Holes Pre Show – Schedr.com

By Cort on September 13 2009 posted in Pokin Holes, Pre Show with 0 comments

schedr logoI personally always liked taking morning classes in college.  Well that and figuring out how to maximize the amount of time I didn’t have to be in class.  Don’t get me wrong, morning classes can be a pain (fighting the head bobbing in an 8:30 class is an art in itself) and it certainly never made going out easy but I loved having my afternoons and evenings free.

The difficulty of choosing classes however was that I was never able to visualize what my tentative schedule was going to be.  I wanted to be able to see how much white real estate in my daily itinerary I could create but rather than allowing my computer to do it I had to visualize everything in my head or sometimes even write it out on paper with a pen.

And that’s where Schedr comes in (pronounced Skeder… I know, I know the German speakers are confused, me too!).  Schedr is a visual course scheduling tool.  Rather than manually inputting classes into your Google Calendar to to visualize your semester, Schedr takes care of that for you.  Listen to Tom explain more about his company in this week’s Pre Show.



Course scheduling is a pain. See how Schedr makes it easy in their tutorial video.

This week we are heading to Microsoft NERD center.  If you have never been then you definitely need to check it out!

I do need everyone to register so you can get access to the building so please grab a free ticket below.

Free Ticket

Thursday 9/17/2009
6:45PM to 9:30PM
One Memorial Drive
Cambridge, MA 02142

Take the Red Line to Kendall and it’s on the inbound side of Cambridge Street.

microsoft nerdMicrosoft New England Research & Development Center

The Microsoft New England Research & Development Center is a new research and software innovation campus located in the heart of Cambridge, Massachusetts. This new campus is home toMicrosoft Research New EnglandMicrosoft Startup LabsMicrosoft Application Virtualization (App-V) and other product teams from across Microsoft.

Visit us at www.MicrosoftCambridge.com or follow us on Twitter.

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