Courses

Learn how to enhance Apache Kafka monitoring capabilities through the implementation of a native Prometheus Metrics Reporter in this 32-minute conference talk from CNCF. Discover practical approaches to integrating Prometheus metrics directly into Kafka infrastructure, exploring the benefits of native metric collection over traditional monitoring solutions. Examine the technical implementation details, performance considerations, and best practices for deploying Prometheus-based monitoring in production Kafka environments. Gain insights into metric collection strategies, alerting configurations, and visualization techniques that improve observability and operational efficiency. Understand how this native integration simplifies the monitoring stack while providing more granular and reliable metrics for Kafka clusters, brokers, and client applications.

Explore Policy Reporter, an open-source project bringing visibility to Kyverno policy enforcement in Kubernetes, in this 47-minute Rawkode Live episode. Dive into the fundamentals of Policy Reporter, learn how to install it, and discover its user interface. Gain insights on integrating Policy Reporter with Prometheus and Grafana for enhanced monitoring capabilities. Follow along as host David McKay and guest Frank Jogeleit, a software developer and DevOps enthusiast, demonstrate the practical applications of this tool for managing and visualizing Kubernetes policies.

Learn how to enhance Apache Kafka monitoring using Strimzi's native Prometheus Metrics Reporters in this 32-minute conference talk. Discover how these new reporters eliminate the complexity of traditional JMX-based monitoring by exposing Kafka and Kafka Bridge metrics directly in Prometheus format through HTTP endpoints. Explore the performance improvements and simplified monitoring architecture these reporters provide, particularly in Kubernetes environments. Follow along with a technical deep dive into the implementation, watch a live demonstration of the new functionality, and gain insights into best practices for integrating these native reporters into your existing monitoring infrastructure to achieve better observability and reliability for your Kafka deployments.

Explore a poignant TEDx talk by award-winning feature reporter Mike Sugerman as he shares his personal journey from storyteller to becoming the subject of his own narrative. Discover how a sudden twist of fate transformed Sugerman's life, forcing him to confront loss and resilience firsthand. Through his signature sensibility and dry humor, gain insight into the reporter's experience of paralysis following an operation, and how it reshaped his family dynamics after moving to Brooklyn to be closer to his grandchildren. Delve into this 17-minute presentation that exemplifies the TEDxHartlandHill 2023 theme, "The Art of Living," offering a unique perspective on finding balance and purpose in the face of life-altering challenges.

Learn the skills to increase your reach and engagement on social media What you'll learn: Landscape, square or portrait video, which one is right for you?Grab your audience's attention using the headline, top shot and storyWhere's the story? - the importance of storytellingWhat equipment do you need to achieve great light, audio and stabilisation?Learn the basics of editing on your mobile with KineMasterTurn your device into an autocue, and look natural when reading itHow to be authentic and confident on cameraSubtitles, why they are important and how to add them Anna Brees worked as a reporter and presenter for the BBC and ITV for ten years. In this first module she covers EVERYTHING you need to know to start creating professional quality video on your mobile device.Anna will guide you through the whole process - from filming, editing, presenting and then finally broadcasting to your chosen social media platform.Anna will invite you to a closed Facebook group, where you can post your video for feedback and support following the course, with the opportunity for it to be shared to my 300k followers!This course will give your video the professional lift to make it stand out. Landscape, Square or Portrait Is your video for a new audience on the grazing news feed? This is where approx. 83% of content is watched with the sound off. So your best format might be square, short-form video with subtitles. If it is for an already engaged audience for example on YouTube or Vimeo, an online course or for your website – landscape and long form is a better format. Headline, top shot and story The three essentials to get people watching your content. The headline (also called the text introduction), the very first shot (thumbnail) and the story - hook them in and keep them watching. Where is the Story? How to tell a story from beginning to end and keep your audience watching. Sound Good quality audio is essential, we look at how you can achieve it with or without a microphone Lighting & Stabilisation How to use natural light indoors and outdoors, and ways of keeping your shots steady with and without equipment such as selfie sticks and tripods. Three shot sequence We look at the three types of shots you need, (wide, mid and close ups)along with looking out for those magic moments, if they capture your eye, they will capture your audience’s too. Editing KineMaster The basics of the editing app KineMaster, trimming and moving shots, adding voice over and layering. Subtitles &Autocue The quickest way to add subtitles to your video at speed and on location via your mobile. We learn how to be authentic when we present and to do it with confidence and energy. Live Broadcasting How to make it engaging - working on your location and having interviewees lined up. Pick a format Which one suits you best?A piece to camera with layers, the As-live, news package or square story-telling video.

Explore an in-depth security analysis of open source crash reporters in this 41-minute conference talk by Seong-Joong Kim from the National Security Research Institute. Delve into the world of automated crash reporting tools, their widespread use across various platforms, and the techniques employed for crash analysis and triage. Examine the Ubuntu Error Tracker system, including apport, whoopsie, and daisy components. Learn about key functions in apport and whoopsie, and gain insights into potential security concerns such as information disclosure. Discover methods to disable core dumping and report uploading for enhanced security. Conclude with a comprehensive understanding of open source crash reporters and their implications for software development and system security.

Join a 55-minute webinar featuring Dr. Sherry Dunbar and Dr. Sigrun Badrnya as they explore groundbreaking developments in multiplex protein analysis. Learn about the advanced features of the Luminex xMAP INTELLIFLEX DR-SE instrument and the innovative Invitrogen ProcartaPlex Signaling assays with dual reporter capabilities. Discover how to simultaneously measure up to 16 parameters (8 phosphorylated and 8 total proteins) in a single well, completing analysis from sample to results in just 4 hours. Gain insights into the instrument's dual reporter technology and side eject functionalities, while understanding how ProcartaPlex Signaling assays compare to traditional ELISA and western blot methods. Master the application's large dynamic range and enhanced sensitivity for detecting low-abundance proteins and signaling molecules, particularly in cellular signaling pathway investigations. Perfect for scientists seeking to advance their research through cutting-edge multiplexing technology and innovative assay development.

Teachers are required to report any suspected child abuse or signs of abuse or neglect in every state. The lessons in this course outline how to recognize abuse and neglect, how to report them and ways you can ensure your classroom is a safe place for your students.

Enhance your skills as a news reporter With so much of our news now consumed online, it’s important to know how digital journalism differs from traditional forms. On this four-week course, you’ll increase your understanding of the essential ingredients for good reporting and how to apply this to online journalism. This practical course will take you through a variety of exercises including how to pick the best stories for different target audiences, how to write a news story from information and quotes, and writing other forms of journalism to build your skills. Explore the value of community news You’ll examine what it means to have different communities reflected in the news and the impact this has on society. Drawing from your own experiences, you’ll discuss how far you have seen various communities represented in the news before learning how reporters create this type of story. You’ll also have the opportunity to create a story about your community or area of special interest. Examine the power of social media in reporting and journalism Social media has undoubtedly changed the way we report and consume news. You’ll explore how news platforms use social media in reporting and what makes an engaging post without being ‘clickbait’. As well as this, you’ll examine how news outlets use social media to pick up stories, interviewees, and case studies. Explore the realms of digital journalism Finally, you’ll explore the power of the personal story. You’ll examine the attraction and also the danger of people telling their own stories before taking the opportunity to create your own piece of personalised journalism. This course is designed for anyone with an interest in media reporting. It will be of particular interest if you are an aspiring journalist or writer.

How to talk to a reporter and get the exact messages and quotes you want in the final story What you'll learn: Master newspaper interviewsControl Online news interviewsUnderstand the fundamentals of media interviewsCreate Media MessagesUnderstand the process of answering questions in media interviewsLearn how to make messages quotable Media Training.Imagine knowing before a news interview starts, exactly what quotes of yours are going to end up in that newspaper or online publication. You can control not only your messages but your sound bites and quotes that get into final stories.You never have to be fearful of reporters again.This Media Training course is designed specifically for people who are about to do media interviews with print reporters and online journalists (There is no on-camera TV training in this course). Students will learn exactly how to shape a media message, answer questions from reporters and speak in sound bites. If you are nervous or uncertain about how to get through a news media interview with a newspaper or text-based journalist, this course is specifically designed for you. The course has numerous specific videos outlining step-by-step the process you need to take in preparing for interviews. If you want to gain control of interviews and avoid career-damaging quotes, this Media Training course is designed for you.Why go through even one more day lacking the skills you need to master print and online media interviews. Why take the risk of doing a bad or mediocre media interview when you could be giving great interviews, starting today. Sign up for this Media Training course now.There is a 100% Money-Back Guarantee for this Media Training course. And the instructor also provides an enhanced guarantee.What will students achieve or be able to do after taking thisMedia Training course?Master newspaper interviewsControl Online news interviewsUnderstand the fundamentals of media interviewsCreate Media MessagesUnderstand the process of answering questions in media interviewsLearn how to make messages quotableWhat do Udemy Students say about this Media Training course?"5 Stars! I have worked as a print journalist and this course is effective for anyone who needs to get ready to be interviewed."Rick Sheridan''Short, clear, powerful.'' Steve Edelman

Enhance your skills as a news reporter With so much of our news now consumed online, it’s important to know how digital journalism differs from traditional forms. On this four-week course, you’ll increase your understanding of the essential ingredients for good reporting and how to apply this to online journalism. This practical course will take you through a variety of exercises including how to pick the best stories for different target audiences, how to write a news story from information and quotes, and writing other forms of journalism to build your skills. Explore the value of community news You’ll examine what it means to have different communities reflected in the news and the impact this has on society. Drawing from your own experiences, you’ll discuss how far you have seen various communities represented in the news before learning how reporters create this type of story. You’ll also have the opportunity to create a story about your community or area of special interest. Examine the power of social media in reporting and journalism Social media has undoubtedly changed the way we report and consume news. You’ll explore how news platforms use social media in reporting and what makes an engaging post without being ‘clickbait’. As well as this, you’ll examine how news outlets use social media to pick up stories, interviewees, and case studies. Explore the realms of digital journalism Finally, you’ll explore the power of the personal story. You’ll examine the attraction and also the danger of people telling their own stories before taking the opportunity to create your own piece of personalised journalism. This course is designed for anyone with an interest in media reporting. It will be of particular interest if you are an aspiring journalist or writer. If you want to further your subject knowledge, you may also be interested in these courses. They’re from the same provider and share similar overall learning outcomes: Introduction to Journalism and Reporting Feature Writing

Follow along with a digital media producer and former TV news reporter as he plans and shoots a complete human-interest story.

Attend a thought-provoking book talk featuring Steven Greenhouse, former New York Times reporter, as he discusses his new book "Beaten Down, Worked Up – The Past, Present, and Future of American Labor." Explore the current crisis in American work, examining historical precedents and the ongoing struggle for dignity in the workplace. Delve into topics such as the challenges faced by the working class, the #MeToo movement's impact on workplace abuses, immigrant worker issues, and concerns about automation-induced job loss. Gain insights into how workers have organized to address similar challenges in the past, the erosion of their gains, and how today's workers are finding their voice to demand a better future. Participate in a unique conversation with one of the nation's leading labor reporters, moderated by Maureen Conway of the Aspen Institute. Join the discussion on the past, present, and future of work in America and the role of working people in shaping that future. Engage with the conversation on social media, purchase the book for signing, and learn about the Working in America series and the Economic Opportunities Program's efforts to help low- and moderate-income Americans thrive in a changing economy.

Explore a 39-minute webinar presented by Dr. Sherry Dunbar on Luminex's xMAP INTELLIFLEX®, the latest advancement in bead-based multiplexing technology. Discover how this innovative flow-based analysis system delivers twice the data in a single well compared to previous instruments. Learn about the 27-year history of xMAP Technology, its applications in life sciences research, and the enhanced features of the xMAP INTELLIFLEX, including its novel second reporter channel. Gain insights into recent work demonstrating the dual reporter functionality for multiplexed serological analysis with antibody isotyping. Understand the benefits of multiplexing over traditional techniques, explore proteomic applications, and see examples of cytokine analysis. Examine the dual reporter serology assay capabilities and compare dual reporter assays with single reporter xMAP readouts. Earn PACE credits by watching the webinar and following the provided instructions.

Embark on a captivating 14-minute TEDxWHU talk by Lars Abromeit, a seasoned science reporter, documentary filmmaker, and book author. Explore the vast unknowns of our planet Earth as Abromeit shares his experiences from two decades of expeditions to polar regions, oceans, deserts, rainforests, mountains, and cave systems. Discover why, despite our technological advancements, we still have much to learn about our home in the universe. Gain insights into the endurance and curiosity of scientists who venture into these unexplored territories to better understand and protect our planet's future. Journey through the depths of the sea and the frozen expanses of the Arctic, and reflect on our unique opportunity and responsibility to care for our planet. This thought-provoking presentation challenges viewers to expand their horizons and consider the importance of continued exploration and environmental stewardship.

Explore common misconceptions about media and their validity in this 14-minute TEDx talk by Ms. Vineetha M V, senior reporter at Veekshanam Daily and the first female president of Kerala Union of Working Journalists. Gain insights into media's social responsibility from an experienced journalist with dual master's degrees in English Language and Literature and Journalism and Mass Communication. Discover how public perceptions of media align with reality and the implications for society in this thought-provoking presentation delivered at TEDxNaduvilal Junction.

Embark on a journey through the evolving world of media with veteran journalist Mrinal Talukdar in this insightful TEDx talk. Explore the dramatic shifts in journalism, from the era of typewriters to today's digital landscape. Gain valuable perspectives on maintaining journalistic integrity amidst the challenges of sensationalism and social media influence. Discover the transformations in the media industry and glimpse into the future of journalism through the eyes of an experienced professional. Learn about Talukdar's impressive 35-year career spanning print, news agency, television, and digital platforms, as well as his contributions to digitizing Assam's history and founding the unique Folk Tea festival. Reflect on the changing role of media and the challenges facing aspiring journalists in this thought-provoking 17-minute presentation.

Learn how to effectively report and handle Linux kernel regressions in this mentorship session led by Thorsten Leemhuis. Discover the intricacies of the Linux kernel's "no regressions" rule and why some reported regressions remain unaddressed. Gain insights into qualifying regressions, ensuring visibility among relevant parties, and understanding the responsibilities of both reporters and developers. Explore the expected timelines for addressing regressions and learn how to advocate for your rights as a reporter or kernel developer. Understand the benefits of regression tracking for both reporters and developers in this comprehensive 1-hour and 22-minute session provided by the Linux Foundation.

Learn about the integration of Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs) in cancer care through a 28-minute educational video from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's Survivorship Series. Explore how this leading cancer center has successfully implemented PRO systems to enhance patient care and monitoring. Gain insights into the growing importance and acceptance of patient-reported outcomes within oncology, and understand how these measurements contribute to improved cancer survivorship care. Discover valuable resources and programs available through Dana-Farber's Patient and Family Resource Centers that support both patients and their families throughout the cancer journey.

Learn about the challenges and realities of AI-powered software development through an examination of SM-100, a specialized benchmark for evaluating autonomous agents on software maintenance tasks, and discover Bismuth, a generalist software agent designed to excel at maintenance work, while exploring the gap between the promise and current reality of agentic software development where AI-generated changes can unexpectedly break entire projects.