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Preview many WebSphere Education courses with actual lesson content from the full version courses

Leveraging technology and just your standard broadband connection, you can now train without traveling. You can take the same exact course as the WebSphere Education classroom version—including hands on labs with the software you are studying-and save travel time and cost.

WebSphere Education Instructor-led online learning provides many of the benefits of classroom training, including:

* Hands-on Labs available 24x7: Gain practical experience of the software you are studying.
* Consistent course content and materials: Your ILO courses includes the exact course content and materials used for the classroom version.
* Real time interaction and instruction: You can interact with your instructor and students using VOIP and a standard internet connection.

Sample WebSphere Education Instructor-Led Online Learning
Get started now with your WebSphere skill building by sampling actual lessons from our most popular ILO courses. These 30-45 minute lessons will provide you a solid understanding of what you can expect when you take the full version ILO course.

WebSphere Application Server

* VOA361: IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1 Administration
* VOA661: IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1 Scripting and Automation
* VOA571: IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1 Problem Determination


Application Integration
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* VOB131: IBM WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus — Implementing an Enterprise
* VOB152: IBM WebSphere Partner Gateway Advanced Topics
* VOB821: WebSphere Business Integration - Implementing InterChange Server and Toolset
* VOE110: IBM WebSphere Transformation Extender V8.1 Fundamentals
* VOE112: IBM WebSphere Transformation Extender V8.1 System Management
* VOM010: Technical Introduction to IBM WebSphere MQ
* VOM250: IBM WebSphere MQ: Designing and Architecting Clustering Solutions
* VOM305: IBM WebSphere MQ Advanced System Administration (Distributed Platforms)
* VOM641: IBM WebSphere Message Broker V6.0 System Administration Workshop
* VOM960: IBM WebSphere MQ — What's New in V6
* VOB552: Accelerate and Secure XML and Web Services with IBM DataPower SOA Appliances
* VOM662: IBM WebSphere Message Broker V6.1 Developer Workshop
* VOM642: IBM WebSphere Message Broker V6.1 System Administration Workshop
* IBM WebSphere Transformation Extender V8.2 Using XML
* VOE111: IBM WebSphere Transformation Extender V8.1 System Design
* VOB223: WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus V6 2 Administration
* VOE215: IBM WebSphere Transformation Extender V8 2 Message Broker V6 2 Integration
* VOE210: IBM WebSphere Transformation Extender V8 2 Fundamentals
* VOE213: IBM WebSphere Transformation Extender V8.2 Advanced Transformation
* VOM100: Technical Introduction to IBM WebSphere MQ V7
* VOU061: IBM WebSphere MQ V7 Implementation for Experienced MQ Personnel

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