Hi Tom ...
I guess I already responded, but here goes again:
1. LPIC-1 certified. The Certificate turned up a week ago.
2. Linux instructor, familiar with RedHat, Slackware, and Debian, and
they feature in my courses ...
3. I can devote the time ...
So, let me at it ... I guess that review comes first, so I would like to
be involved on the review side, and later maintaining.
Tom Peters wrote:
> We have been (slowly) working on this for the past 2 months, but now that
> the Level 2 exams are well on their way on the chain belt, I like to
> proceed on updating Level 1.
>
> The first step is to review and revise the test objectives. This should
> happen this month. So I am looking for volunteers to review the current
> Level 1 test objectives, and suggest improvements. This will happen in 3
> steps:
> 1) correct and improve current test objectives
> 2) integrate new tasks from the 2nd Job Analysis Survey
> 3) reorganise the test objectives if necessary
>
> Here are job descriptions for the two functions. We would welcome
> maintainers too, to distribute the work over a larger team. Note that
> we need people who can commit 1..2 hours at most of the days for the next
> month or so. If you like to participate, please write to me personally,
> and mention your qualifications and credentials.
>
>
> 1. Objective maintainer.
>
> Requirements: LPIC-1 certified. Familiar with the LPI program, has
> working experience as a Linux system administrator, and knows about the
> current state of Linux for several distributions.
>
> Duties: This person is in charge of the test objectives for one or more
> subject areas. (S)He should scrutinize the current objectives, review
> comments made by others, write accurate and improved formulations, edit
> the the on-line objectives using the POMS web interface, and report to the
> director.
>
> Compensation: Sorry, this is an unfunded volunteer position. However, you
> do get great personal exposure of your name on the LPI website at the
> pages of the areas that you maintain.
>
>
> 2. Objective reviewer.
>
> Requirements: Sound knowledge of current Linux system administration,
> preferably of multiple distributions; and be familiar with the LPI
> program: preferably LPIC-1 certified.
>
> Duties: Scrutinize the test objectives of one or more subject areas, and
> submit change proposals to improve them and make them up-to date, using
> the POMS web interface.
>
> Compensation: Sorry, this is an unfunded volunteer position. However,
> the time commitment can be minimal, any specific proposal to improve the
> objectives and make them up-to date is helpful.
>
>
> Note: An objective maintainer can also be objective reviewer of other
> areas that (s)he is not maintaining.
>
> See http://www.lpi.org/cgi-bin/poms.py
>
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> Tom Peters
> Director of the Board & Exam Development Specialist,
> Linux Professional Institute
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