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Linux+ V8 TTT Series by Jasson, I enjoyed it.

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Vijay Kumar

Vijay Kumar

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    I have finished my training of the Linux+ TTT series with Jason this week. It was awesome. I have been delivering training on Linux, Networking, Cybersecurity, and Penetration Testing since 2014. I learned the following things from @jassonesckert .

    1.) How can you engage students in an online session for 2 hours? It seems easy after this TTT series.
    2.) Make an interactive session in Video tutorials (self-paced course).
    3.) Practical First and Theory second. It seems a 3-5-time revision of the same topic. it is interesting.
    4.) Always has a smiley face.
    5.) Make available self-made resources.

    Thank you, Jasson, for giving your valuable time in this TTT series.
     
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    jasoneckert said:
    Thank you so much for the kind words - I’m glad you found the TTT series valuable and that you highlighted those key takeaways! It was an honor to work with everyone in the group. Looking forward to seeing how everyone brings their own style and expertise into their own sessions!
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    It's true; I will have the chance to learn new styles and adopt some interesting ones from others as well.
    Thank you again for introducing me to an interesting method. Practical first and Theory second. I have applied to my current session of CEH.
    I got the result as expected. I will apply it in my self-paced courses too.
     
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    jasoneckert said:
    Thank you so much for the kind words - I’m glad you found the TTT series valuable and that you highlighted those key takeaways! It was an honor to work with everyone in the group. Looking forward to seeing how everyone brings their own style and expertise into their own sessions!
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    It was definitely a Master Class of how to teach Linux!
     
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    Good morning everyone, I have enjoyed the Linux + V8 TTT course as well. I have the Linux Essentials Certification and have used UNIX before and Linux to an extent for Database Administration in the Military. But, I have learned so much from this course and thanks for putting this together. I had finished all the videos in the series and look forward to getting the voucher to test.
     
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    Vijay Kumar said:
    I have finished my training of the Linux+ TTT series with Jason this week. It was awesome. I have been delivering training on Linux, Networking, Cybersecurity, and Penetration Testing since 2014. I learned the following things from @jassonesckert .

    1.) How can you engage students in an online session for 2 hours? It seems easy after this TTT series.
    2.) Make an interactive session in Video tutorials (self-paced course).
    3.) Practical First and Theory second. It seems a 3-5-time revision of the same topic. it is interesting.
    4.) Always has a smiley face.
    5.) Make available self-made resources.

    Thank you, Jasson, for giving your valuable time in this TTT series.
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    Thanks for sharing!
     
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    An outstanding training experience. After completing the Linux+ V8 Train-the-Trainer (TTT) course, I feel significantly more confident in my ability to take and pass the certification exam. Jason Excert demonstrated exceptional expertise and made the course both engaging and enjoyable through his use of humor and well-designed, hands-on labs.

    Larry
     
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    Vijay Kumar said:
    It's true; I will have the chance to learn new styles and adopt some interesting ones from others as well.
    Thank you again for introducing me to an interesting method. Practical first and Theory second. I have applied to my current session of CEH.
    I got the result as expected. I will apply it in my self-paced courses too.
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    Very true. Now is the time for all attendees to take and pass the Linux+ V8 exam.
     
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