QA - Learn. To Change.

I love the courses and lectures. They are great and easy to navigate. They are layered out in easy to understand methods. My issue at the moment is accessing the FAQ page, help tickets and certain exams. I tried to access the exams (after subscribing to their paid courses) and I keep getting sent back to the page that says I paid for these exams. I know I paid for them that’s why I’m trying to access them. So I tried to submit a ticket, error message on submitting a ticket. I thought it was my faulty service but my other apps seem to be working just fine. So I tried to access the FAQ page… another error message.

It is pretty easy to navigate through course lectures on the go, I used it while walking. Quizzes at the end of module is test your knowledge. So far I haven’t found any issues.

The app is fine. Lots of trackers, though. Anyway, my complain is that there no structure or order to anything. I got interested in Cloud computing architecture when I started my website and started to use a vps and had to learn how to manage it (Vultr)...I wanted to learn the fundamentals, and really dive deep into it, hoping to one day make a career out of this. After signing up, I found no structure or order for your courses, there’s no A-Z, from beginning to end. As a beginner, I want a step by step learning experience. So, if I click on cloud fundamentals, I wanted there to be lessons that start from knowing nothing, to teaching you all there is to know, from one video to the next, and once you’re done with the fundamentals, knowing where to go next. This isn’t provided. I watched the video by Larkin, I believe, on cloud fundamentals, and didn’t know where to go next, what am I suppose to learn after this. There’s no educational layout. Just a bunch of videos mixed once you click on anything, and if you click on beginner on the filter, it’s still a mixture of beginner videos on whatever subject you selected. It’s the same on Linux Academy and Udemy. I find this very disheartening since there’s no real strong way of getting into Cloud Computing Architecture.