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Oreilly School: On-line Courses

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I just finished taking my first course over at Oreilly School and I must say that I am pleased with the course. The first course that I took was a “brush up” course in Linux administration (Linux/Unix 1: The Unix file system).

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rijelkentaurus ·
I have seen those classes and was always curious as to their effectiveness. I accept, of course, that the #1 reason that any course is effective or ineffective has to do with the attitude of the learner. Beyond that, however, I had always wondered how well the material was presented, how thorough it was in its scope, and how likely a diligent student was to actually learn from it. Does anyone here have experience with the O'reilly site? I've got a bunch of their books, and the Linux Administration book was full of great ideas and taught me a lot. I would be very interested in some of the classes focusing on programing and shell scripting.

I've also been curious as to the classes at SpiderTools.com. Anyone with experience there?

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