This interview series highlights the dedicated volunteers who contribute to the Microsoft Learn platform. We speak with Samson Amaugo, a full stack Web Developer and Microsoft MVP, to understand his motivations and experiences as a contributor.
Contributing to Microsoft Learn
Samson Amaugo is a full stack web developer and Microsoft MVP who has been contributing to Microsoft Learn since 2017. He has written or co-authored over 25 modules for the platform.
Motivation for Contributing
When asked about his motivation for contributing to Microsoft Learn, Samson says, “I started contributing to Microsoft Learn because I wanted to help people learn and understand technology. I also wanted to give back to the community and share my knowledge.”
Contributing Experience
Samson has had a great experience contributing to Microsoft Learn. He says, “The Microsoft Learn team is very supportive and they are always willing to help. The process is very simple and straightforward.”
Advice for Contributors
Samson’s advice for potential contributors is to “just go for it. Don’t be afraid to try something new and don’t be afraid to fail.” He also recommends that contributors “read the documentation and follow the guidelines.”
Conclusion
Samson Amaugo is a full stack web developer and Microsoft MVP who has been contributing to Microsoft Learn since 2017. He has written or co-authored over 25 modules for the platform. His motivation for contributing is to help people learn and understand technology, and to give back to the community. He has had a great experience contributing to Microsoft Learn, and his advice for potential contributors is to “just go for it” and to “read the documentation and follow the guidelines.”
“I started contributing to Microsoft Learn because I wanted to help people learn and understand technology. I also wanted to give back to the community and share my knowledge.” – Samson Amaugo
- Full stack Web Developer and Microsoft MVP
- Interview series to understand motivations and experiences
- Volunteers generously offer time and expertise to fill knowledge gaps
- Aim to acquaint ourselves with valuable contributors to the Microsoft Learn platform
- Seek to gain insights into their experiences
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