IT & Cybersecurity Training
Learn the concept, apply it in a browser lab, then use practice results to decide what to study next. RootLRN brings those steps together across five IT courses.
Choose a starting point
- IT Support covers hardware, operating systems, and troubleshooting, with practice aligned to CompTIA A+ objectives.
- Basic Networking builds a foundation in addressing, connectivity, and troubleshooting, with Network+ objective alignment.
- Operating Systems covers computing and operating-system fundamentals, with Tech+ objective alignment.
- Security covers threats, controls, and incident response, with Security+ objective alignment.
- Advanced Networking extends into routing, switching, and network troubleshooting with browser labs and timed practice forms.
Move from explanation to practice
Switch between Standard, Plain English, Analogy, Visual, and Try-It in a lesson. For example, after reviewing an addressing concept, use a network map to trace the path a packet should take, then verify the fix in a lab.
Lab environments vary by activity. Linux labs can use a real Linux environment in the browser. Windows and Cisco practice panels are labeled simulations.
Plan your certification study
Use practice exams to identify weak objectives, revisit the corresponding lessons, and repeat the relevant tasks before deciding whether to book an exam. Practice scores are study feedback. RootLRN develops its own training material independently of CompTIA, Cisco, and Microsoft.