Karl Childs

Karl Childs is a Senior Manager with VMware Education Services. He has 20+ years experience in IT Education and Certification, working with global companies such as HP, Novell, and MCI. While his background is in Instructional Technology and Training Development, he enjoys applying those skills within the IT and software industry.

Recent Posts

VMware Certifications and Badges…Working Together to Prove Expertise

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Certifications and digital badges are not so different, but they each serve a specific purpose. Working together, they provide a learning journey that can lead to expanded expertise and more opportunities.   Certifications represent a benchmark across a set of broader solutions, such as multi-cloud solutions, virtual networking or the digital workspace. Certifications prove expertise Read more...

Introducing 2020 Certifications and Badges

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The new 2020 VMware Certifications and Badges are now available. With the year designator, it becomes clearer when you earned it and how current your expertise is. The credential you earn depends on when you complete the requirements.   If you met all the requirements in 2019 (starting on January 16, 2019 – ending December Read more...

Making Sense of Multiple myLearn Profiles

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Did you know that you shouldn’t have multiple myLearn profiles? Some learners think that they need more than one profile in order to carry over their achievements when they change employers or other personal details. Don’t worry, though! If you get a new job, change your email addresses, or even move to a different country, Read more...

Three New Ways To Show Off Your Workspace ONE Expertise

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The VMware Certification program is proud to announce three new Workspace ONE badges available to candidates.     The first badge is the VMware Workspace ONE Unified Endpoint Management Specialist 2019. You can earn this badge by holding a VCP-DW 2018 or VCP-DW 2019 credential and passing the VMware Workspace ONE Unified Endpoint Management Specialist 2019 Exam. Read more...