ITN Lab 10.4.4 Build a Switch and Router Network includes configuring IPv6 addresses on router interfaces, but none of the preceding Packet Tracer or Lab activities for the module have included configuring IPv6 addresses.

Configuration of IPv6 addresses IS shown in section 10.2 and there is a syntax checker activity as a reminder, but none of the assignments leading up to the module review lab have reinforced the commands for doing this.

This does not seem like a reasonable pedagogic approach for students completely new to networking. IPv6 addressing and configuration is not fully addressed in the curriculum until module 12. So, it seems questionnable to include IPv6 address configuration on the module 10 review lab when none of the previous labs or Packet Tracer activities even touched IPv6.

My suggestion is that this be evaluated for improvement by (a) including configuration of IPv6 addresses in at least one previous assignment or (b) deferring IPv6 configuration until Module 12 where the topic is more fully introduced.

Also, there is a typo in one of the IPv6 addresses in the lab. The IPv6 address for R1 G0/0/1 is listed as 200:db8:acad:1::1/64 instead of as 2001:db8:acad:1::1/64