Our UNIQUE 10-20-70
Training Method
1 %
THEORY
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LIVE DEMO
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PRACTICE
The most technical Open Source training workshops
heavily focused on hands-on and maximum outcomes
Our UNIQUE 10-20-70
Experience gained from spending over a year in a classroom, delivering authorized training courses for the biggest Open Source companies, A/B testing, and further studies, led me to develop unique 10-20-70 training formula.
10-20-70 is a percentage balance between theory, demo, and hands-on labs. That is, during most of the workshop, 10% of the time is spent on theory, 20% on live demonstration, and conversely 70% on practical tasks.
Simply because for most of the students it is the most efficient way to learn. At All Open, special attention is paid to the entire education process.
This unique method ensures optimal training time utilization and maximum outcomes as it takes into account human body concentration and memorization capabilities. Last but not least, practical experience pays off in your daily work.
Each training usually consists of about a dozen of chapters.
Chapters are divided into topics that are concentrated on some specific technical aspect.
Individual or grouped topics are presented using 10-20-70 method.
It is a known fact that we cannot pay full attention for more than 10 minutes.
Therefore, each topic introduction takes less – just enough to inspire and bring you up to speed.
During live demonstration session your instructor will share the passion and screen to guide you though the topic.
Seeing is believing so just before practical lab starts you know you can do it yourself!
Hands-on lab naturally takes most of the time during which your instructor is fully available. This guarantees individual assistance and small talk time.
Unresolved issues are troubleshooted collaboratively as it is proven to further boost your learning effectiveness (and we promote open collaboration!).
Patryk Malina, the founder of All Open and the former CTO of the biggest Open Source company in Poland, has dedicated his entire professional career to Open Source solutions.
Throughout 15 years he helped many organizations in solving complex problems with modern technologies, automation, best DevOps practices and, of course, Open Source. Patryk led 10s of projects, trained 100s of students, committed 1000s of lines of code and simultaneously pushed changes to 10000s of hosts.
As Certified Red Hat and Mirantis Instructor, he led many training courses corresponding to certificates listed in this section.
In addition to that, he had a pleasure to present or run workshops on well-recognized conferences, like Open Source Day, OpenStack Summit, and Red Hat Partner Conference. He is a frequent participant in KubeCon and CloudNativeCon, Open Source Summit, Red Hat Summit, and on.
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If a course you are attending does not meet your expectations you can resign before the second day starts.
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We authored all the training workshops.
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All the training content and labs are continuously updated.
You wouldn’t let your systems become out of date. Why let training materials to?
Instructor leads training workshops for at most 20% of his working time. Reduced availability is compensated by real-world skills and exclusiveness.
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