• Android Nanodegree @Udacity: Udacity announced the Android Nanodegree at Google I/O. To learn more about the program, check out the video from their "Ask the Experts" hangout. If you enroll before June 8 and complete the degree within a year of continuous enrollment, you are eligible to get half the tuition back - read more about the requirements here. If you register and are interested in joining a study group to work on this together, do let me know.

• Android Hack@Home: (JUNE 5) Join Chet Haase, Dan Sadler and Adam Powell (of the Android team @Google) for a two-hour live-streamed developer event, wherever you are; home, office, school. You'll be able to test the new Android M Developer Preview announced at Google I/O and ask questions of Googlers who built it. REGISTER HERE (mandatory) to get a link to the livestream. 

• Next: A Cloud Platform Experience: (JUNE 12) Join key members of the Google Cloud Team in NYC (or sign up to watch on the livestream) to hear from experts and get hands on training on using Google Cloud technologies. REGISTER HERE (mandatory) to attend. The in-venue seats are sold out, but live-stream options are available.

Finally, a number of interesting events were announced at Google I/O including the first Polymer Summit (Amsterdam, September[masked]) and the first Ubiquitous Computing Summit (California, Fall 2015).