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[ILUG] Re: Linux courses

[ILUG] Re: Linux courses

alex at boxlinux boxlinux at gmail.com
Fri Apr 13 21:15:29 IST 2007


2007/4/13, Marcus Furlong <furlongm at hotmail.com>:
> On Fri 13 Apr 2007 10:04, alex at boxlinux wrote:
>
> > 2007/4/13, Leo <leotilson at eircom.net>:
> >> There are lots of documents and manuals available on the Internet but a
> >> hands on tutorial with a teacher is sometimes much better. A simple
> >> example: I wanted to set up an FTP server on one of the machines on our
> >> LAN. A friend advised against this and suggested putting winscp on the
> >> windows machines, and using fish on the Linux machines. Something that I
> >> would not have looked up on Google.
> >> I have also been looking for a couple of Linux courses but found the
> >> cost to be prohibitive; they look as if they were geared at (rich)
> >> companies willing to pay for their employees to attend.
> >> Alessio Porcacchia suggested that he would be willing to give a class or
> >> two. I could imagine ILUG members meeting let's say once a month with
> >> one member giving a lecture/class. The venue would be a problem, but if
> >> people could bring their own laptops it doesn't need to be anywhere
> >> fancy. Anyone else think this is feasible?
> >> Leo
> >> --
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> >>
> > i have the first 20 hours already made but obiviously for me is too
> > simple that  member
> > of ilug can help me
>
> I came across wikiversity recently ->
>
>    http://en.wikiversity.org
>
> It's still fairly bare, but I think it will probably flesh out over time. It
> seems like a somewhat more structured online approach to teaching (as
> opposed to googling, reading howtos, forum and blog entries, etc).
>
> While at a slight tangent to what you initially wanted, you could always
> consider sticking up the first twenty hours there, and seeing if others add
> more material.
>
> Marcus.

i will made it thank you marcus.
A.P.


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