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We've got some new PlateSpin Protect training coming just around the corner. I mentioned not too long ago that this course was in development. Well now it's in the final stages of operations . . . I'm talking about "Workload Management Administration with PlateSpin Protect," Course 8017. By the end of this month, you'll be able to buy this course for self-study or sign up to take the class at a Novell Training Partner.

Why am I writing about the coming of this course 2 weeks in advance? Why am I not waiting until it's shipping before I start making noise about it? Because I've got something to show you.

As a network administrator, have you ever pondered how nice your job would be if it weren't for those pesky users in your network? I'm sure many administrators and engineers have dreamed, at least now and then, about how smoothly they could have their networks running if there were no users to mess things up.

A network without users, a school without students, or a hospital without patients ...

Until now, my posts have been exclusively about training deliverables that come from my team of course developers. But we're not the only game in town when it comes to delivering training on Novell products. Far from it. In addition to my team, which develops the courses that are delivered by training partners, we have two other teams of folks who not only develop but also expertly deliver training via Novell Online.

We have a couple Novell Online courses that I'd like to highlight here:

If you're like me, and you expect to find most things on the "information superhighway" (does anyone call it that anymore?) to be available for free, and if one of those things happens to be free admin training for Vibe OnPrem 3, then read on....

I feel like I've gone on and on about our new IDM 4 courses in previous blog posts. Possibly to the point of boring readers of this blog to tears. Can I help that I am proud of my team's work!?

So at the risk of possibly boring someone even beyond tears, I feel obliged to mention that we've bundled these two new courses together. The two courses are available now as a self-study kit . . .

From the "What's New in Course Development" department . . .

I want to talk about two of the courses we currently have in development: Workload Management Administration with PlateSpin Protect (Course 8017) and Upgrading to and Exploring New Features in Novell ZENworks 11 Configuration Management (Course 3113).