I have seen a virtual C++ school on the internet, but it appears to be only
for businesses. Does anyone know of any that are for private individuals? 

If not, perhaps one of you might consider starting one, just set it up as
seperate modules, charge a resonable price for each module and the students
could work at their own pace. The prospective students would buy a module
at a time, study it, maybe even pass a little test ( they could send their
sample code to you for test purposes etc.) . It wouldn't take much to get
started, as most students would be beginners, so you would only have to
keep one module ahead of them. Once you have several modules made up, you
could
take it easy.  FTP (IRC) would probably be the best way to set it up, 
but FREQ would be ok too.

Naturally, the entire course would be directed toward eventually writing
forfor OS/2 .

Ok, so you don't want to make money, how about starting with the basics,
and make it through a Fido echo, maybe a short lesson each week. Anyone
could participate, we could even send in donations. You could recommend a
good book, take a lesson a month etc.

I have seen some of the how-to posts in this echo, and thought it would be
a nice way to also teach beginners the basics.
 
Joe

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