I've trained with Global Knowledge before and I highly recommend them. I
took an MPLS class and I thought the lab materials were great.
I personally tend to learn faster in instructor-led environments, so
this format is what I have stuck with. AFAIK, Global Knowledge uses
remote labs for everything - at least, that has been my experience so
far. It worked just fine, the instructor was prepared with login
credentials, etc., etc. and I had no problems with it.
Also, if you take GK classes, make sure you look up Al Friebe. He
teaches a pretty wide range of subjects and I have found him to be an
excellent instructor.
Tom
On 03/02/2010 02:15 PM, Ryan Lambert wrote:
FWIW, for instructor-led classes, I have heard recommendations for Firefly
and GlobalKnowledge. I can't personally vouch for either, so I'll maybe let
someone follow up to this with their relevant testimony. :)
As for which style, I think it's more of an individual preference as to
which environment you function better in. I like to be in the same room as
the instructor and the equipment. Most of my training is informal
(self-taught or through real world trials), but the little bit of formal
training I have received I feel like I am best suited to an in-person
course.
-Ryan
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 3:09 PM, chris stand<[email protected]> wrote:
What type of training classes ( don't all laugh and reply - "what training"
) are you folks going to ?
instructor led with onsite equipment ?
instructor led with remote equipment ?
remove view via polycom at a training class ?
pro/con ?
thank you,
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