Today, Linux Academy
announces its new education membership pricing packages for current
university-level students and professors to supplement classroom
learning with hands-on training.
Linux
Academy will now offer a 3-month membership for only $60 to any current
college or university students looking to enhance their IT education.
Additionally, university-level professors are eligible for a free
membership to supplement their curriculum with Linux Academy's resources
for Linux, AWS, OpenStack, DevOps, Azure and Big Data (coming soon).
"We
are excited to offer memberships specific to the needs of students and
their educators," said Linux Academy founder and CEO Anthony James.
"This is a fantastic opportunity for students to apply their learnings
in real-world environments, and at a price that fits a student's budget.
Furthermore, we hope to empower professors with additional resources to
supplement their students' education with applications outside of the
classroom."
Professors
can complement their curriculum with Linux Academy's library of video
lessons, practice exams, scenario-based server labs and assessments.
Once in the system, professors will be able to share a signup code with
students to connect with the class. Professors customize curriculums by
curating content into specific "Learning Paths" for each class.
Professors then assign Learning Paths to students as quizzes, exercises
or homework. With their free account, professors can monitor students'
work and progress using Linux Academy tools for benchmarking and
automatic grading.
Students
who sign up for the discounted rate are eligible to keep their sign-on
rate if they maintain membership past the initial three months.
Regularly $29 a month, this promotion offers a significant discount for
students over time, even after they graduate.
Linux
Academy offers the best tools for all levels of learners to prepare for
certification in a variety of Linux, AWS, OpenStack, DevOps and Azure
topics. With a subscription, students have access to the full learning
library, free hands-on server labs, study guides, community forums and
live instructors who will answer questions or explain burgeoning
competencies.
To
participate in this promotion, students and professors alike must have
an approved, valid university or college email address. Discount applies
to individual memberships, paid on a quarterly basis. For more
information, or to join the Linux Academy for Edu program, visit www.linuxacademy.com.