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	Further your expertise fast with high-level Intel software webcasts. Dear Brenda Christoffer, In today's competitive software technology climate, knowledge is power. And Intel software experts are ready to help with four in-depth webcasts, each focusing on cutting-edge software technologies that are important to developers. It's free to attend each session, where you'll get an overview of Moblin v2.1 and the growing ecosystem for mobile applications, the Intel® Parallel Studio software development environment, and tools for parallelism of C++ programs on multi-core, plus the latest on the new Intel® Media SDK. Registration details are below. Moblin v2.1 Overview Wednesday, Dec. 2, 11 a.m. PST You'll learn about the new features and benefits of Moblin v2.1, get an in-depth look at the Moblin ecosystem, and more. Presenters: Stan Mo, product marketing manager for Moblin devices OS; Derek Speed, senior technologist and technical marketing manager, Open Source Technology Center; and Doug Patterson, customer marketing manager, Open Source Technology Center. Stan Mo Derek Speed Doug Patterson Kath Knobe Ganesh Rao Intel® Concurrent Collections: Parallelization of C++ Programs Illustrated with Examples Thursday, Dec. 3, 11 a.m. PST This session tackles the use of Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ with practical examples. Learn to parallelize your applications to take advantage of multi-core, without worrying about low-level threading constructs or thread scheduling. Presenters: Kath Knobe, research scientist; and Ganesh Rao, technical consulting engineer, Intel Compiler Lab.** Wendy Doerner Intel® Parallel Studio: Parallelism Contest & Winner's Solution Tuesday, Dec. 8, 11 a.m. PST An illustration of how to use Intel® Parallel Studio to discover, implement, debug, perform correctness checks, and tune for threaded performance of a sample serial application—you'll even learn how the contest winner did it at the Intel Developer Forum. Presenter: Wendy Doerner, technical consulting engineer, Intel Compiler Team.** To register and review curriculum descriptions for the above three sessions: Step 1: Create an account with Intel® Learning Network. Step 2: Click on the webcast title in this e-mail to attend. From the Session table, select Register under the Actions column. An automated e-mail response will be sent to you with a calendar reminder. Craig Hurst Xintian Wu Intel Media SDK: Fast and Simple Hardware Accelerated Video Encode/Decode Wednesday, Dec. 9, 11 a.m. PST Join us for a deep dive into making high-performance video encode/decode accessible on all supported Intel platforms with the new Intel Media SDK API. To attend this session, register here. Presenters: Craig Hurst, senior marketing manager and media strategist, Visual Computing Software Division; and Xintian Wu, software engineer, Intel Media SDK development team. As a preview, download the below PDFs for more information in advance of the sessions. Read It Now » [200 KB | PDF] Read It Now » [2.2 MB | PDF] Brought to you by Intel® Software Dispatch.     ...received this e-mail from a friend? Subscribe now! ...check out the library. ...view or change your profile. **For more training on parallelism and threading for multi-core, visit Intel Parallel Studio webcasts. *Other names and brands are the property of their respective owners. You are receiving this information because you have expressed interest in the Intel® Software Dispatch E-Alert program. To ensure receipt of our e-mails, please add Intel Software Dispatch to your Address Book. Thank you. This e-mail may include an offer from: Intel Corporation, 2111 NE 25th Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97124. To unsubscribe from the Intel Software Dispatch E-Alerts program, click here. If you have any questions about this e-mail or believe you have received it in error, e-mail us at isd.support@intel.com. We will also need the subject line which describes the content of the message. © 2009 Intel Corporation | Legal Information | Privacy Policy