Guess what?

[vivien]

No Harry Potter comments today ;) Or at least for this post.

I have two online classes to take - I just went to look at what they are about, and oops - more lessons than I thought there'd be. I guess I actually have to work at this. I am taking basic html and beginner's Paint Shop Pro. And if my head would stop hurting I would focus on the first lessons.

Stupid head.

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Virtual university

[vivien]

And that is actually what it's called - Virtual University. It's on my other screen name, so I don't have the URL. But it's not for credit or anything - it was $15 for both classes, and I hope I at least get a certificate that says I did in fact take the classes. Mostly it's for fun to retrain my lazy brain for grad school.

Re: Virtual university

[mcamy.livejournal.com]

Nice. Well, I'm light on things I can point to and say, "This is proof that I do know computer programs," because mostly I'm self-taught, or picked it up along the way at jobs, but it's not in my actual job description. The job I didn't get recently, the people told me that they chose the person with more tech experience. And I have it, it's just not as evident on my resume. So I'm thinking about ways to do that. I don't need the school credit; I'm done with school. ;)