Hi Jim. Of course, I like class room training over the rest also.
But sometimes, you just can't get away. Being a consultant, that is usually a good thing <G>. Do you have any info on PC based or self study courses? My biggie learning curves at the moment are: Linux/390 (4 images currently running for my playing around only) CICS/TS DB2 VM/VSE (our first application converted from CICS and TOTAL to CICS/TS and DB2 goes into production in August. Hooray! Top Secret I still fumble more than grasp, TCP/IP. Thanks Tom Duerbusch THD Consulting Jim Elliott wrote: > Tom: > > > Back in 1999 there was a satellite learning service that IBM had. Not > > sure i it is still in existence. Required a 4 foot dish and you had a > > yearly subscription. For that year, all courses were available to you. > > Yes, you could tape the course material for viewing later. > > ISEN = Interactive Satellite Education Network > > > When I looked at it, it was basically MVS and AS/400 only. > > Not true, I taught a CMS Pipelines course on ISEN! > > Today most courses are either classroom, or self study PC based. We do > however have some e-learning based courses (audio and charts over the > web, you ask questions via your PC). There are a lot of courses we could > offer this way, but so far we have not found any specific need in the > Linux and z/VM area. That is, classroom or self study has always seemed > the best way so far. > > Regards, Jim
