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I display them in a box in the attic. From a practical standpoint, probably best to display them in your LinkedIn profile. We're geeks afterall.

For the ITF+ course, ITPro.TV has a complete video series that's available at no cost. Go to their website and click on "Try It Free". Set up an account and go to their list of Courses, click on Free Courses, and scroll down to the ITF+ course. Looks like there are 18+ hours of video content.

Just too many possibilities (at least at Rick's age).:whistle:

https://www.ravepubs.com/comptia-introduces-project-agora-to-support-careers-in-technology/

Too late. I'm retiring....

Below a message I spammed out today to the residents in my senior (55+) community: As some of you know, I'm approaching full retirement from teaching in May as I leave my current role as an IT/cybersecurity professor at Saddleback College and National University. My efforts will then focus on...

Unfortunately, with the retirement of CompTIA's CTT+ program, after October 31, 2023, all that is needed is a heartbeat.

In talking to Jamie he indicated that the position requires that you are a California resident. That is apparently a requirement of their accreditation issuer.

The A+ course will run online (zoom, etc.) from 6:00p.m. to 10:30p.m. Pacific Time. I'd do it, having known Jamie for decades, but I'm retiring. Reach out and contact him if interested. His contact information is below.

Maybe this has something to do with the CompTIA - TestOut merger....

I got: This site can’t be reached store.comptia.com’s server IP address could not be found. Try: Checking the connection Checking the proxy, firewall, and DNS configuration Running Connectivity Diagnostics ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED

First "master piece" I've created..... But I can't take all the credit. The 13 rules of guessing were contained in a bar review course I took many decades ago. BTW, with complete retirement only 3 months away, I'm trashing the following email from CompTIA: This is a friendly reminder that your...

Dating myself, I use to write for Windows NT Magazine back in the days it paid well. BTW, if justification is needed for why we CTE teachers do what we do, it evidences itself in an email exchange today I had with a student of mine who I last taught about 15 years ago. My message to him, coupled...

Does this move also include TestOut's Certification Magazine? If so, I'll have to raise the fee for my articles (currently $0.00/article).

Wanted to share an article I wrote, detailing test-taking processes I've used over the years and shared with my students. https://www.certmag.com/articles/improve-your-certification-exam-results-with-intelligent-guessing-and-time-management

The problem with presenting it as 172.16.0.0/12 is at the A+ level, few students have gained a clear understanding of subnetting and supernetting. Probably better to explain that the second octet for private non-routable networks is from 16 to 31. Wait until Network+ or a Cisco router course...

While this isn't probably something that fits what you are looking for, the Certificate for Online Teaching and Design fills a need with the California Community College System, something I was required to obtain in order to teach online courses for the colleges. I did try and give a pitch to...

Since the MCT status was mentioned in the previous posting, while I no longer hold this certification, largely based upon a desire to not pay the $800/year annual fee, I'm still on their email list. Today I received an email detailing some interesting information shown below: Courseware...

For us old guys there was a point in time when you held the Microsoft Certified Trainer designation you were blessed (grandfathered) with the CTT+ designation. I guess I can blame the certification's "retirement" as an additional reason I'm retiring......... (even though it is "good for life").

I've attached a presentation planner for a Security+ course I taught this past semester. It was an 18-week course, adjusted to fit the time period for this 3-unit academic course.