ACI Learning Reviews

The course was fast!!

I tried to follow along with the PDF E-book, but it was not possible. There was more information on the slides.

I appreciate John Ghostley the instructor for his attention to the needs of the class as he was always able to help out if we weren't understanding a concept or needed a little bit of help in what we were learning. This class was easy to understand and I believe it went very smoothly.

I find that sitting in front of a computer, after I have sat in front of one all day work, I kinda of loose focus. If in-person was available, I would have rather done that. As for Jay, he put things in perspective, which helped out a lot. I would try to participate if I was grasping the material.

Repetition is good and instructor is encouraging. Pushed me to further love IT and want to continue my career in IT.

Too little time to go over too much material. Extend the courses and actually cover the topics. I know this isn't the instructors fault it is the schools.

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The Network + course is fast paced. The learning materials are great. However, there needs to be more explanation for the content. There is a lot of content that I personally felt overwhelmed and could not "put the pieces together", as a new user trying t get the certification. This is not a reflection of my instructor Mr. Bennett as he is great! The course learning plan needs to be revisited by the course designer. For example there were three chapters that were assigned for the students to complete without the instructor presenting the materials in this course. Mr. Bennett caught this and went over these chapters. Great Job to Mr. Bennett!! He is an instructor that really seems to care.

the test had questions that I didn't study for and wording was difficult

Sean Callinan is a performance-centric instructor. He provides many opportunities for review and refinement as well as made complicated subjects digestible. The provided slides and notes did little in the way of understanding the material in self-study without having an instructor/mentor like Sean expand upon them.