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To clarify a couple of points: MSU made a decision to not renew with CBTraining given the availability of high-quality online courses through the Michigan Virtual University. (Just to be clear here, MIVU is the State of Michigan entity, not MSU's VU). So the training is not identical to that offered through CBT, but I'm told it's quite good. There are even network engineer certification tracks. MIVU offers the classes as a free resource to students, faculty and staff statewide. I've added a Pathfinder to MSU Keywords to help people find the new path: http://keywords.msu.edu/viewpathfinder.asp?id=19 We're chasing down and nuking stray links to the old CBT info. /rich >The training is still available, but through the state not just the U. >Virtual University offers 700 Netg courses. >I've lost the link that I followed from MSU to get there, but the following >will > all take you to VU. > >http://thinkpad.nmu.edu/docs/netg.htm >http://www.mivu.org/teaching/itti/ > >http://msuwired.msu.edu/compreq2001.htm >Q: What kind of help will MSU give me in learning to use the computer? > >A: MSU provides a wide range of computer training, much of it for free, and >some > of it on a fee basis. Among the free options are the 700 instructional >modules > from NetG that are available on-line to all members of the MSU community > through the State of Michigan Technology Initiative. ... text deleted > > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Sharon Byers [mailto:[log in to unmask]] >Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002 9:31 AM >To: [log in to unmask] >Subject: Re: CBTplayer and CB training > > >I didn't realize the link was defunct. I've used the training quite a few >times, and recommended it to my coworkers. I'd like to see it back again. > >-