On Aug 29, 4:46 am, SpaceGirl <nothespacegirls...@subhuman.net> wrote:
> On Aug 29, 4:12 am, eneel...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > I'm beginning to make a career change from nursing to web technology.
> > I'm attempting to become an associate level Certified Internet
> > Webmaster. Is this the right path to start out? Erik
>
> Okay... so how fast can you cram 15 years of experience?
>
> Not to discourage, but you're talking complicated stuff and a lot that
> can go wrong. Now if you are hosting a client, they're not going to
> wait around while you figure out how to fix something. Just like being
> a nurse: you need to know your stuff before you're allowed anywhere
> near a patient.
>
> Best way to learn is to practice, and play with the technology. There
> are no certificates that can achieve this! Get yourself a web server,
> setup a couple of sites... play! You'll learn far more that way.
>
> BTW... did you really mean Web Master? As in... hosting... servers...
> networks... software... Web Designers make web sites, Web Developers
> write programs for the WWW and Web Masters run & manage platforms for
> Web Developers and Web Designers to publish on.
>
> xM

Thanks, I have been learning on my own as well at the university level
starting this year.