NetAcad v3.0 Instructor FeedbackForum
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No la entiendo
Mucha plataforma
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4 votesArchived ·
AdminSandra Ray
(Customer Support Director, or Executive, Cisco Networking Academy)
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Thank you for posting to Share Idea. I used Google Translator and it appears you do not have any suggestions at this time. We appreciate your feedback.
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animation
improve
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AdminSandra Ray
(Customer Support Director, or Executive, Cisco Networking Academy)
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Thank you for posting to Share Idea. We will keep this in mind for future releases.
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to update content and technology
My idea for improving Cisco Networking Academy revolves around enhancing the learning experience through a combination of updated content, interactive learning tools, real-world applications, and robust community engagement:
Updated Curriculum: Continuously update the curriculum to reflect the latest networking technologies, protocols, and industry trends. This ensures students are learning relevant skills that meet current market demands.
Interactive Learning Tools: Integrate more hands-on labs, virtual simulations, and interactive exercises into the curriculum. These tools allow students to practice configuring network devices, troubleshooting issues, and implementing solutions in a simulated environment.
Real-World Scenarios: Incorporate real-world case studies and projects…
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Remove the 5 minutes login in exam
this thing of login and saving every after 5 minutes during online exam is killing us because you find that some of the configuration are not saved.Can you please try to remove the 5 minutes atleast 30 minutes please.
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AdminSandra Ray
(Customer Support Director, or Executive, Cisco Networking Academy)
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Thank you for posting to Share Idea. We will keep this in mind for the future.
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Learning interface
After the site update, the learning interface has become very small. I don't know if it can be made full screen, I haven't checked, but personally, I don't like studying that way because I take notes and it's distracting to switch between different windows in full screen mode. If that feature even exists. In my opinion, there are an incredible number of unnecessary things on the site. Here are a few examples (also marked in the attached images). The main menu bar continuously takes up space on the page. Why? It's completely useless for studying. Wouldn't it be better if…
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AdminSandra Ray
(Customer Support Director, or Executive, Cisco Networking Academy)
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Thank you for posting to Share Idea. You can hide the bar on the left my clicking on the three line icon. You can also open the Curriculum in a new tab (sometimes it will automatically open in a new tab) and that will remove the top header bar.
Also, as previously announced, Netacad.com and SkillsforAll.com will be merging in August. New classes will be available in a new Platform and will have additional ways to remove some of that extra space.
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Traducción
Pienso que a mis compañeros como AMI se me facilitaría que sea más entendible si tenemos la posibilidad que sea traducido para que pueda avanzar un poco más rápido
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Que se traduzca la pagina
La verdad creo q sería más fácil y para mí accesible si la página estaría traducida ya que no le entiendo ah algunas palabras de las evaluaciones
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There is a small mistake in 19.2.1(Basic Router Configuration Steps)
In Step 7, it is given that the 'copy running-config startup-config' command is written in Global Configuration mode.
But that is a Privileged EXEC mode command and doesn't work in Global Configuration mode.
I kindly request you to check this and correct it.
Thank you.1 voteArchived ·
AdminSandra Ray
(Customer Support Director, or Executive, Cisco Networking Academy)
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Thank you for posting to Share Idea. Any issues with content should be directed to your instructor. They can work directly with Support Desk on fixing these items.
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The Cisco website can be made more usable.Topic contents and links can be more up-to-date and active.
I came across some interesting errors on the website.I think the website, links and materials in the course need to be updated.
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Good information in lecture
Thank you sir for sharing good information about networking and c++ essential.
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Dejar más informaciónes
Dejar prácticas más frecuente
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Activities, tasks and practices (interaction with the student)
It's crucial to provide students with more challenging opportunities and access to one or more services for experimenting with programming, cybersecurity, networks, systems, and more. While current activities are beneficial, many are quite simple or overly repetitive. This might be understandable if the subjects were genuinely complex, but often they're the opposite. For instance, questions like 'What's the purpose of cybersecurity?' have straightforward answers like 'Protecting systems, networks, files, and data from unauthorized access.'
It would be better to engage in competitions within a virtual machine environment that simulates defending against or launching controlled attacks, offering a more realistic experience…
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AdminSandra Ray
(Customer Support Director, or Executive, Cisco Networking Academy)
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Thank you for posting to Share Idea. We will keep this in mind for the future.
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writing program
programing is best way of high amount of earning and get sccess in life.
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changing the user interface for netacad
the previous interface that was used before the update was more appealing to the eye
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AdminSandra Ray
(Customer Support Director, or Executive, Cisco Networking Academy)
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Thank you for posting to Share Idea. Our team is working on a converged platform between NetAcad.com and SkillsforAll.com that will happen in August. I encourage you to sign up for a self-paced course on Skills for All to see the look and feel of the upcoming interface.