Friday, March 5, 2 PM EST US
Join our own Keith Barker as he leads the Lab Meet-Up for Lab 4 of Volume 2 for the Version 4.0 exam.
You should not miss the valuable technology and strategy insights shared in this session using Lab 4 as a backdrop.
In this session, we will be giving away 100 Graded Labs Rack Rental Tokens for one lucky individual that submits a question about the lab via the live chat or email. Email your questions to labmeetup@ine.com.
Like Open Lectures, these sessions tend not to run over 2 hours in length. And also like Open Lectures, they are made available for On-Demand viewing immediately following the event.
For those of you that have not attended one of Keith’s online classes yet, get excited, you are in for a real treat. Enjoy!
About Anthony Sequeira, #15626:
Anthony Sequeira brings decades of teaching, technical writing, and consulting experience to INE. Anthony began his career as an author and lecturer within the IT community, featuring best-selling titles for Microsoft and Cisco Press. Best known as one of the training voices for the revolutionary e-learning company called KnowledgeNet, Anthony now teaches online and in-classroom exclusively for INE. When not helping his students master Cisco networking, Anthony can be found at the poker tables, or flying the Florida skies in a Cessna.
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3 Responses to “Lab Meet-Up Announced – Volume 2 for 4.0 – Lab 4”
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Although off topic.. this new version 4.0 COD is nice!. I have seen your NMC VODs and these are the best I have seen from every vendors VOD!
Keep up the good work!
I think this is what many of us need.
My request is that could you go a little bit deeper on these meet ups and actually draw more the scenario or talk more a little more about the steps which can lead to the lab solution?
@Marlon
Yes indeed – you got it! We have been fighting with the software a bit and getting used to everything and now we are getting ready to kick ass in them. One thing I know we need to do is gloss over what are obviously simple tasks – and the blatantly HARD tasks – we need to really drill into.