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Few days before my first Linux training course, I'm going to be a Linux instructor and give the first course of Linux. I need some help from instructors here, to give me some advises, and also I need full videos to watch that will guide me with preparation.
Can anyone upload the full course (videos) in English please.
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My question to you is, What Linux experience do you posses that qualifies you teaching a course on Linux? At what level will you be teaching?
Personally, I prefer textual based tutorials that will provide good instructional text that a user can use without having to extract from a video. You will find more broad based detailed text based tutorials than video. If you are wishing to use the video as intermediate presentation then I feel you are not providing the student with detailed instruction(s).
I need to download and some videos to get some experience about how to instruct
Can u provide a direct link to for videos with English instructor, who explain every chapter please
Sorry, but I can't find the videos, please guide me
If you are an instructor:
You should know not to use text speak...it's 'you' not 'u', etc.
You should know Linux already, since you have a 'certification'
If you got the job to be an instructor, you should already have a syllabus or course-guide as to what to teach
You should be able to perform a basic Google search and find your own videos.
Clicking the link onebuck gave you brings up videos. Doesn't get much simpler than that...an entire list of videos with "Watch now" links. You've posted several threads over the past two years where you simply ask people to give you links, write scripts, or look things up for you.
Sorry, but I can't find the videos, please guide me
Other than opening the browser for you, I don't see how it could be simpler than the links provided by onebuck above.
It also seems to me that for someone who intends to teach others, you do not have much depth of knowledge of the subject at hand or the basics of being a good instructor.
Onebuck has provided links to some excellent source material for Linux, but you will need to understand it yourself before you can effectively teach it. As you say that you have only a few days you should get busy and plan your course outline.
Put some effort into it from start to finish - as the instructor you owe that to your students! Don't let them down!
Additionally, you should read up on what makes a good instructor - here is a start, but do your own research as well.
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