Who is your rep? Most reps usually have a backup if they're out.

@Stephen Schneiter Any thoughts?

Maybe I can try and cheekily tag @Rick Butler who usually has great insight and tips for all kinds of questions?

Apologies for bothering you if this is outside your field of expertise!

Hello all, I'm having the same issue and need to change my email address as well. I hope to add my name to the list for resolution.

Mine was also blank.

I would give it a few more weeks for the batches to be sent out this takes time, and I am sure Stephen is working on this in the back end

I watched on-demand mine was also blank. I guess there is an issue

Mike Huisman said:

When I went to download it, mine was also blank.

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Watch on demand again

Damion McCurdy said:

The certificate from todays session was blank.

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@Stephen Schneiter Viewed On Demand. Certificate was also blank.

Namon Bills said:

I'm a UX Designer at CompTIA. I'm hoping to hear from instructors. What is your AI wish list for the CertMaster platform and courses?

1. How would you hope to be able to use it? In other words, what job would you hire AI to do for you in CertMaster? And why?
2. What job would your students hire AI to do for them in CertMaster? And why?
3. How have you already used AI to help you teach?
4. How are your students using AI currently to help them learn?
5. What, if any, negative effects of AI are you currently seeing, either for instructors or students?

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I'm excited about the potential of AI in enhancing the CertMaster platform. Here are my thoughts:

1. AI Role in CertMaster: AI being used for personalized learning paths. By analyzing student performance and preferences, AI could tailor course materials, suggest relevant resources, and provide adaptive quizzes to reinforce learning, which would enhance engagement and retention.

2. Students' AI Needs: I believe students would benefit from AI-driven tutoring. For instance, a virtual assistant could help answer questions in real-time or provide instant feedback on practice tests, making learning more efficient and accessible.

3. Using AI in Teaching: I've utilized AI tools for content generation and to analyze user experience data, helping me refine course materials and improve overall design and functionality.

4. Student Usage of AI: Many of my students are leveraging AI chatbots for study assistance, especially for clarifying complex topics or accessing additional practice questions outside class hours.

5. Negative Effects of AI: I’ve noticed some concerns, such as over-reliance on AI tools, which can lead to reduced critical thinking skills. There’s also the challenge of ensuring that students don’t use AI inappropriately during assessments.

I’m excited to see how we can enhance the CertMaster experience with AI!

Ednei P. de Melo said:

Hello everyone! I don't know if this is the right channel to report this, but here goes anyway: through its blog, CompTIA published an interesting article about data-focused certifications: Data+, DataSys+ and DataX. The problem is that the section dedicated to publicizing the certification paths does not include the other certifications besides CompTIA Data+. It would be better to take a look... &;-D

Blog post link: https://www.comptia.org/blog/enhanc...s-with-the-comptia-data-pathway-certification
Link to the path disclosure: https://www.comptia.org/certifications/which-certification

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Thanks for letting us know, Ednei. I think with all the changes, new certs, and various exam revisions at CompTIA, updating all the info is still lagging behind. I am sure the folks at CompTIA are on it and things will get updated soon.

-Moez

Gregory Childers said:

Isn't that a copyright infringement to post a PDF of someone else's content? They sell that on Amazon.

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Thanks so much @Gregory Childers, you’re absolutely right—I shouldn’t have posted the RTFM PDF since it’s copyrighted. I’ll take it down and encourage everyone to purchase it through official channels like Amazon. Thanks for the heads-up!

Jose A Ruiz Marquez said:

Yes, another thing I found kind of baffling is that they don't provide information for CEU's that allows to renew Server+, that cert is not listed anywhere on the recommended external courses or certs to get CEU's.

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Server+ is a good for life certification that never has to be renewed and doesn't need CEUs.

Isn't that a copyright infringement to post a PDF of someone else's content? They sell that on Amazon.

Damion McCurdy said:

The certificate from todays session was blank.

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When I went to download it, mine was also blank.

The certificate from todays session was blank.

Mark Anthony Germanos said:

I foresee more old operating facilities coming back online/remaining online to help satisfy the AI demand. Thank you Precious for responding.

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Welcome @Mark Anthony Germanos, absolutely, It's fascinating to think about how AI is driving the resurgence of nuclear energy. Excited to see where this synergy takes both industries!

I also have this same issue, I tried reaching out to @Stephen Schneiter, but no response yet.

Hopefully, he can resolve both our accounts.

precious said:

It's interesting to see Three Mile Island making a comeback with the help of Microsoft's need for power to fuel its AI operations. With the increasing demand for energy, especially for technologies like AI, it's not surprising that nuclear energy is being reconsidered as a reliable source. It'll be worth watching how this partnership impacts both the energy and tech industries moving forward!

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I foresee more old operating facilities coming back online/remaining online to help satisfy the AI demand. Thank you Precious for responding.

I use Cyberchef to demo hashing and encryption and analyse the Github certificate for that page to explain certificate properties and the chain of trust. Whiteboard for a comparison of symmetric/asymmetric/hybrid cryptography.