After putting in years of hard, productive work teaching .NET to thousands of eager students, these videos have been rewarded with a nice retirement complete with a pension. These silver headed videos are now taking cruises, visiting their grand children, and generally enjoying their golden years. We salute you, retired videos:

.NET Framework Basics  [1 video, 14 minutes]

.NET Framework Class Library  [3 videos, 21 minutes]

.NET Framework Threading  [5 videos, 47 minutes]

.NET Remoting Series  [10 videos, 2 hours 31 minutes]

ADO.NET  [21 videos, 4 hours 6 minutes]

ASP.NET 2.0 “Atlas” and Ajax  [6 videos, 1 hour 15 minutes]

ASP.NET Data Binding in VS.NET  [22 videos, 8 hours 4 minutes]

ASP.NET Web Forms  [27 videos, 3 hours 53 minutes]

ASP.NET Web Matrix  [3 videos, 1 hour 36 minutes]

ASP.NET Web Services  [8 videos, 1 hour 8 minutes]

C# 101 Series  [20 videos, 2 hours 55 minutes]

C# for Beginners to Programming Workbook and Videos  [39 videos, 8 hours 14 minutes]

C# 201 – C# 2.0 Language Enhancements  [3 videos, 1 hour 4 minutes]

C# 301 – C# 3.0 Language Enhancements  [13 videos, 3 hours 10 minutes]

Configuration, Deployment and Security  [16 videos, 2 hours 35 minutes]

Crystal Reports  [4 videos, 1 hour 15 minutes]

IBuySpy Portal Series  [6 videos, 2 hours 4 minutes]

IDE Proficiency Series for Visual Studio.NET 2003  [15 videos, 2 hours 49 minutes]

Plank.NET eCommerce Project  [6 videos, 46 minutes]

SDKs, Tools, Utilities and 3rd Party Components  [4 videos, 37 minutes]

Visual Basic 101  [29 videos, 4 hours 46 minutes]

Visual Source Safe Series  [3 videos, 50 minutes]

Visual Studio.NET 2005 Beta  [16 videos, 2 hours 19 minutes]

Visual Studio.NET IDE Proficiency  [33 videos, 3 hours 41 minutes]

Visual Studio.NET XML Designer  [11 videos, 1 hour 12 minutes]

Web Service Enhancements 2.0  [2 videos, 1 hour 10 minutes]

Windows Forms  [16 videos, 3 hours 2 minutes]

To date, we’ve retired 333 videos for a total of 59 hours of content. AND THIS IS A GOOD THING! My goal is to add enough new content in 2011 to retire about that much more, making the content overall more compact, more direct and less duplication.

A little geeky math here . . . the average retired video duration is 10.6 minutes. The average non-retired current video is 16 minutes.