[Net-training] Ideas for weekly training

[Erik McCroskey]

Julie Slusser wrote:
> 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.

I don't see a real need for an official schedule but if you would like
to maintain one then you are welcome to do so.

> 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

A formal presentation with slides puts it into the realm of more work
than I want to do.  I am willing to spend 15 minutes or so putting
together a list of points to touch on about a topic but a full
presentation is a bit much.

(Note that I am not talking about training about specific use of
production systems.  For things like how to use the new wireless system,
ASA, etc. it would be useful to have a formalized presentation separate
from the weekly trainings.)

> we want to submit a pool of topics to discuss in detail, then schedule 
> when we want to talk about it?

I think it is possible to do it more ad-hoc than that.  A pool of topics
about which we would like to talk would be useful but trying to strictly
schedule when we talk about each one might be counter-productive.

--Erik
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