[Net-training] Ideas for weekly training

[Julie Slusser]

This sounds good to me.  I don't really think there's a need to 
distinguish between certification vs. general knowledge.  I would 
however like a schedule of what we're going to talk about each week.  
Particularly because I have to leave early on Tuesdays, I wouldn't want 
to necessarily run a presentation/discussion on that day.  Would we want 
to do a formal presentation around 3pm for a half hour to an hour with 
slides or diagrams, and then continue discussion at Getaway after?  Do 
we want to submit a pool of topics to discuss in detail, then schedule 
when we want to talk about it?

-Julie


Erik McCroskey wrote:
> Some ideas about our weekly training in no particular order.
>
> I think the format we used for the IPv6 training a couple of weeks back
> worked well -- one of us putting a bit of information together to relay
> to the rest of the group and for us to discuss.  I think we could
> continue that format perhaps with one of us choosing a topic to share
> with the group in a discussion format.
>
> In the last couple of weeks, a few of us have gone to training and
> conferences and more of that is scheduled for the future; it would
> almost certainly be productive for us to try to spread the knowledge
> gained from training to the rest of the group.  Would it make sense for
> us to use the weekly trainings to do that or schedule separate meetings
> and keep the weekly trainings focused on certifications?
>
> Another idea is for each of us to come to the meeting with questions
> either about networking topics in general or specifics about the way we
> do things.  For example: after returning from CCNP training, Julie had a
> few questions that she asked about what she had learned and how we use
> it in the UCR network.  Bringing those questions to the group would
> allow everybody to benefit from the asking and answering (though it is
> not my intention to discourage the asking of questions at other times.)
>
> Thoughts or opinions about any of this?  I would like for the training
> to be useful for everybody so speak up even if you dislike the ideas.
>
> --Erik
>   
> _______________________________________________
> Net-training mailing list
> Net-training at lists.ucr.edu
> http://lists.ucr.edu/mailman/listinfo/net-training
>