Help me Choose Topics for New CCNA ICND2 EPL Videos
Usually I create a product, finish everything, and then wait a few months before I can talk about it. In a rare (for me) turn of events, I can talk about a product early in the development cycle – in fact, in time to get your input. The product will be named “CCNA 200-125 ICND2 200-105 Exam Prep LiveLessons”, or similar. (CCNA EPL for short.) Interested in giving me some input on topics to include? Jump into this short post.
Overview: Exam Prep LiveLessons
If you want to more about the main ideas, I’ve written a blog post about the CCENT ICND1 Exam Prep LiveLessons product. However, briefly:
- Video
- Late-stage prep
- Focuses on “Common Mistakes”, and helps you avoid them
- The CCENT/ICND1 product covers ICND1 exam topics (that is, about half of the CCNA R/S exam topics)
- The upcoming CCNA/ICND2 product covers ICND2 exam topics (that is about half the CCNA R/S exam topics)
You can view some of the videos from the CCENT product here. (And if you buy soon after reading this post… use coupon code ODOM60 (for 60% off), good through Dec 5th 2016.)
Input Needed: Choosing Final List of Common Mistakes
Do you want to help, to offer an opinion, and maybe even change what I do put in the product, and what I don’t put in? Basically, we shoot for a set amount of video time. I can’t create videos for every possible mistake people might make, so we shoot for the most important: the most common mistakes, the most challenging, the ones that people tend to ask about repeatedly.
Your job, should you choose to accept it:
- Look at the ICND2 200-105 Exam Topics
- Choose a specific idea related to those topics, not just the general topic.
- Tell me: what specific technology concepts are/would be the most likely to cause you to miss a question on the ICND2 200-105 or CCNA 200-125 exam?
Let me emphasize, if you take the time to write a response, please tell me more than the name of the technology. EG, I’d prefer the 2nd of the two comments below:
- VLAN Trunking
- How to troubleshoot VLAN trunks, particularly how to interpret the show interface trunk command about the VLANs allowed on a trunk
Quick Poll
That said, if you only have time for a click… give your opinion here! Regardless, thanks for the help!