[CoLoCo] Study group resources
David L. Willson
DLWillson at TheGeek.NU
Sat Feb 7 01:30:42 GMT 2009
No, but thank you.
I already teach the GuruLabs Linux courses professionally. I am interested in helping with and participating in a study group, but I am ~not~ interested in paying someone to teach me things that, for the most part, I already know. I was expecting to teach them to others, freely, while filling in any certification-specific holes in my own knowledge.
What has happened to this topic? The conversation seemed to die away shortly after I suggested a few books to use as foundation. I like the idea of studying together. Starting, finishing, and testing for a cert. I don't want to diddle around. I can provide a hands-on training facility with a projector and PCs downtown, or I can go to North Denver if someone else finds a site.
But again, I am not interested in goofing around, or studying with folks that are. Let's get this rolling.
-- David
----- Original Message -----
I have been in touch with a gentleman in Northern Denver who is looking
to start conducting LPIC-1 and Ubuntu/Red Hat/SUSE training. Is there
anyone who would be interested enough to use this mans services? If
there are enough people who are interested I can find out pricing and
timing.
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