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Learning Wireless LAN Technologies | WLPC Wireless LAN Weekly EP 23

http://www.wlanpros.com/ For the last 15 years of my life I've been an instructor of networking technology. Yes, I've dabbled a bit in the consulting arena, spending between 20% and 40% off my available time helping others to design, troubleshoot, implement, and maintain with Enterprise Wireless LAN Infrastructure. But basically, I've been a teacher. I started with the Novell tracks, CNA, CNE, CNI, Master CNE, Master CNI... Then on to the Microsoft tracks of MCP, MCSE, MCT, MCSE+I The entire CompTIA series from A+, Security+, Network+, Server+, etc. And of course there was the Cisco tracks of CCNA, CCDA, CCNP, CCDP. Then about ten years ago I decided to focus on just Wireless Networking, CWNA, CWSP, CWAP, CWNE on the vendor neutral track, as well as the Cisco CCNA Wireless (a couple options there as the programs change) I mention that not because I want to tout my own education, but to set a base of knowledge that many of you have also taken in your careers. Basically, as a lead in for today's podcast topic of "Learning Wireless LAN Technologies" Learning Styles I've taken thousands of hours of instructor-led courses, and even more hours of self-study, and even a couple of online courses. And in that process I've learned about how I learn. That is a fairly iterative statement, but one that makes sense. How does one learn? Linking to previous knowledge Blooms Taxonomy What is the goal of learning? Just to regurgitate things you've read? Different tasks require different levels of knowledge, thus Bloom defined this 'taxonomy' or pyramid that can help explain how different concepts need to be learned, to accomplish different goals. The more you need the top level in your work, the more education you need to attain. Double-click to view the graphic a bit larger. What is your learning style? Do you learn via visual, auditory, physical,? Take the inventory assessement, but you probably already know what works best for you. Learning Styles Inventory