Dear all,
the 15-lesson course about Linux commands finished this evening. I want to thank so much Dashamir Doxha for this big effort during the past week-ends and the very professional way in organizing each single training session.
I'm sure all participants enjoyed it enormously.
The teaching material and the recordings are available on the Moodle page of the course: https://ocw.fs.al/course/view.php?id=23
The book on which the course is based is: https://linuxcommand.org/
Best regards and thanks again Dashamir!
Paolo.
Indeed we had a double lesson: in addition to the content expressed in the
course, no less important was the way the course was delivered, based on a
very good integration of opensource tools. Thank you therefore also for
this implicit course.
diego
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Dear all,
the 15-lesson course about Linux commands finished this evening. I want to
thank so much Dashamir Doxha for this big effort during the past week-ends
and the very professional way in organizing each single training session.
I'm sure all participants enjoyed it enormously.
I enjoyed preparing and teaching this course too.
I'd like to thank LUG-Bz and the FUSS team for their continuous support,
especially Paolo, Diego, Anton, Andreas, Santiago, etc. Without their
presence this course would not have been possible.
The teaching material and the recordings are available on the Moodle page
of the course: Log in to the site | ocw-al
The book on which the course is based is: https://linuxcommand.org/
I have just made a backup of the course, and it is available for download
here: Nextcloud
If someone has a Moodle site, could you check that it can be imported
correctly?
Actually it is in "IMS Common Cartridge 1.1" format. I am not sure what
exactly this means, but I suspect that it might be possible to import it to
other LMS systems as well, besides Moodle.
If you find some parts of the content useful, please feel free to reuse it
in your own courses.
Best regards and thanks again Dashamir!
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Indeed we had a double lesson: in addition to the content expressed in the
course, no less important was the way the course was delivered, based on a
very good integration of opensource tools. Thank you therefore also for
this implicit course.
Some of the things that we used, I have tried for the first time in
this course. For example integrating Moodle with BigBlueButton, using
Indico for event management, etc. So, organizing this course has been
beneficial for me too.
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