FaqNetBeansInSchools
My school/JUG wants to teach Java and NetBeans, do you offer an academic program?
NetBeans Education Project
Your JUG, middle school, high-school or university wants to offer programming classes? We suggest to use the NetBeans IDE together with our free training materials!
The NetBeans Education Project offers courses, such as the extremely popular NetBeans Platform Certified Training.
Contact us at users AT edu.netbeans.org and join the growing community of teachers who use NetBeans in the classroom. Ask questions, share resources, and get connected.
Sun Academic Initiative
The Sun Academic Initiative offers official web-based courses as well as instructor-led trainings. You can learn more and apply for the program here:
Training Materials
FREE NetBeans-based teaching materials (beginners):
- New to programming? http://java.sun.com/new2java/learning/young_developers.jsp
- New to IDEs? http://www.bluej.org/netbeans and http://edu.netbeans.org/
- The Java Tutorials
FREE Java training materials (beginner - medium)
- Java Standard Tutorials: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
- Oracle plans to continue offering the Sun Academic program as part of the Oracle Academy
- Student Resources for Java beginners, student developers, Java User Groups, and educators: https://academy.oracle.com/
- The NetBeans Learning Trails: http://netbeans.org/kb/
FREE Advanced Java and Web App tutorials (medium - advanced)
Professional Java and Web 2.0 Online Training (beginner, medium, advanced)
- New to Java? http://www.javapassion.com/javaintro/
- Advanced online classes: http://javapassion.com
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