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  • Linux Foundation Launches Training Course for Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain Technology

    The Linux Foundation offers blockchain focused education services including the ‘Blockchain for Business’ course. It saw over 100,000 students take its free introductory ‘Hyperledger’ course last year, and now it is eager to add to its blockchain courses.

    The organization has developed and, as of yesterday, opened enrollment for its new advanced training course in ‘Hyperledger Fabric blockchain technology.’

  • Linux Foundation Launches New Hyperledger Blockchain Training Course

    The new course, ‘Hyperledger Fabric Fundamentals,’ is a further addition to the Foundation’s enterprise-oriented blockchain education efforts, which already include an online self-paced “Blockchain for Business” course via the nonprofit online learning platform edX.org.

    According to today’s press release, Linux will release Certified Hyperledger Sawtooth Administrator exams later this year, specific to the Hyperledger Sawtooth modular blockchain platform.

ConsenSys, Linux Foundation Introduce Blockchain Courses

  • ConsenSys, Linux Foundation Introduce Blockchain Courses

    The New York-headquartered blockchain startup ConsenSys that builds decentralized applications (dApps) and tools for Ethereum, has partnered with online education platform Coursera to offer a course 'Blockchain: Foundations And Use Cases', including topics such as foundational concepts of blockchain and decentralization as well as cryptography and consensus mechanisms.

  • The Linux Foundation Adds Blockchain Training and Certifications

    The Linux Foundation, in anticipation of much broader adoption of blockchain technologies in the enterprise, announced this week that a training course, dubbed LFD271 - Hyperledger Fabric Fundamentals, is now open for enrollment. That course complements an existing Professional Certificate Program - Blockchain for Business, launched earlier this year, that is tied to a free course entitled Blockchain: Understanding Its Uses and Implications.

    In addition, The Linux Foundation plans to add Certified Hyperledger Fabric Administrator and Certified Hyperledger Sawtooth Administrator exams later in the year.

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