The Linux Foundation Coupons April 2025

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Yes, The Linux Foundation has partnered with edX.org to help deliver a series of massive open online courses (MOOCs). These entry-level courses cover a range of popular open source technologies and are designed to help those interested, gain good foundational knowledge to set them up for success in more advanced courses.

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You have 12 months from the date you purchase an E-Learning course to access and complete the course. After 12 months, your access to the course will be closed.

E-Learning courses may be accessed online via a web-browser only. No course manuals or other offline access is available for E-Learning courses.

The Linux Foundation recommend that students clear their cache on a regular basis before re-launching a course. This clears up many issues that were not exhibiting previously, and it ensures that you are seeing the most up-to-date course content and labs (e.g. in cases where course updates have been deployed). Also, while the course player does work in most browsers, there may be video-related issues with Mozilla Firefox on some Linux distros. Additionally, they recommend visiting the forum set up for your specific course at forum.linuxfoundation.org on a regular basis. Important announcements regarding the course are posted here, including announcements about course updates. It's also a great way to see what topics are currently being discussed by students and instructors for the course.