ChannelCon / Partner Summit 2023: Thursday
- Thread starter Rick Butler
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Seminar: Blueprint for TestOut and CompTIA products.
Use both to build a "unified platform" on the LabSim platform. It won't be the same, but it leverages a convergence of both on LabSim.
Priority on Core Learning Products.
Owning an entire platform allows better control of pricing
Rethinking how the learning materials are constructed. Granular thinking.
Currently the dev teams are combined. Supporting CompTIA and LabSim - new products (data/datasys) are being developed on LabSim.
Integrate CompTIA material on LabSim (skillable, PBQs). Doing GAAP analysis as part of the outcome.
Opportunities for piloting and testing.
LabSim - Simulations, text lesson, expert instructions, interactive video, section quizzes and exams, certification practice exams performance reports, competency assessments, custom assessment, classroom management, student reports, LMS integration, and data exports.
Simulated start with a view of a campus and drill down to the workstation, labs are scored with feedback.
New Unified Platform Vision: virtual machines and cloud labs, PBQs, 3D Hardware labs, video in text lessons, translation / localization, responsive layout/mobile compliance, accessibility including simulations, and retheming.
Lab simulation now to incorporate a save progress feature for two concurrent labs. Incorporating 3D workbench labs from CertMaster.
Access time unknown for licensing. Still policy deciding ...
Multiple pathways to task completion in simulation - trying to support...best effort.
Attendance - reports for live and time spent in product.
Non-CompTIA LabSim products future: CompTIA has embraced continued support for MSFT, Cisco, AWS, etc
Potential for granular presentation for customization for a course.
The "Pro" certifications in TestOut to be renamed to something like "Competency Assessment" reserving the title of "certification" to CompTIA certs.
Use both to build a "unified platform" on the LabSim platform. It won't be the same, but it leverages a convergence of both on LabSim.
Priority on Core Learning Products.
Owning an entire platform allows better control of pricing
Rethinking how the learning materials are constructed. Granular thinking.
Currently the dev teams are combined. Supporting CompTIA and LabSim - new products (data/datasys) are being developed on LabSim.
Integrate CompTIA material on LabSim (skillable, PBQs). Doing GAAP analysis as part of the outcome.
Opportunities for piloting and testing.
LabSim - Simulations, text lesson, expert instructions, interactive video, section quizzes and exams, certification practice exams performance reports, competency assessments, custom assessment, classroom management, student reports, LMS integration, and data exports.
Simulated start with a view of a campus and drill down to the workstation, labs are scored with feedback.
New Unified Platform Vision: virtual machines and cloud labs, PBQs, 3D Hardware labs, video in text lessons, translation / localization, responsive layout/mobile compliance, accessibility including simulations, and retheming.
Lab simulation now to incorporate a save progress feature for two concurrent labs. Incorporating 3D workbench labs from CertMaster.
Access time unknown for licensing. Still policy deciding ...
Multiple pathways to task completion in simulation - trying to support...best effort.
Attendance - reports for live and time spent in product.
Non-CompTIA LabSim products future: CompTIA has embraced continued support for MSFT, Cisco, AWS, etc
Potential for granular presentation for customization for a course.
The "Pro" certifications in TestOut to be renamed to something like "Competency Assessment" reserving the title of "certification" to CompTIA certs.
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Thanks, Rick for this report. So as to make your reports complete, please provide a list of "swag" received.
I really didn't go picking up a whole lot of the vendor swag out of the ChannelCon expo. But we do have some small buttons, notepads, stickers, and t-shirts from Channel con, Partners Summit, and capture the flag.
There are other folks who walked out with a small suitcase full of stuff. I guess they can have their own fun getting it through TSA.
There are other folks who walked out with a small suitcase full of stuff. I guess they can have their own fun getting it through TSA.
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A pile of CIN'ers..
@Stephen Schneiter
@Ronnie Wong
@Charan Gudla
@Terry Cullum
And some freak in a hat...
@Stephen Schneiter
@Ronnie Wong
@Charan Gudla
@Terry Cullum
And some freak in a hat...
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2023 Partner Summit Awards Banquet
and congratulations to @Gregory Childers as the 2023 CIN Most Valuable Contributor!
and congratulations to @Gregory Childers as the 2023 CIN Most Valuable Contributor!
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And so it ends.
Thank you one and all to those that joined me on the CIN over the last few days to follow our exploits as we chronicles the ChannelCon and Partner Summit. I hope you enjoyed it!
Next week, the TTT for DataSys+ awaits. Join us as we jump into this next new cert!
Until then, just remember, "What happens in Vegas...stays on the CIN forums."
Thank you one and all to those that joined me on the CIN over the last few days to follow our exploits as we chronicles the ChannelCon and Partner Summit. I hope you enjoyed it!
Next week, the TTT for DataSys+ awaits. Join us as we jump into this next new cert!
Until then, just remember, "What happens in Vegas...stays on the CIN forums."
Thank you! Just my luck I win a major award and I can't be there because I'm teaching a CASP+ class this week.
Congrats Greg.....