Cisco Designated VIP Stuart Clark reflects on life after earning his CCNA certification, from the importance of lifelong learning and engagement with the Cisco community to the value of short-form learning content like Snack Minutes, which cover
Dive into the latest updates from Cisco U. as we unveil new, role-tailored learning paths. Geoff Anderson, Content Product Manager for Cisco Learning and Certifications, introduces micro-courses and emphasizes the importance of continuous learning for
Cisco Network Services Orchestrator (NSO) is a cornerstone in the network orchestration industry, providing automation across traditional and virtualized networks. One of its lesser-known features are NSO Actions, which allows for the execution of
Cisco U. Snack Minute celebrates 100 episodes, a significant milestone marking the show's impact on the tech learning community; redefining tech learning with short, intuitive videos that make learning complex topics accessible and enjoyable.
Jason Belk, Sr. Technical Advocate, shares uncommon tips to help you excel and succeed in IT based on his personal career journey.
When he saw members of the tech community struggling, he knew what he had to do. Quinn Snyder shares the story of how—and why—he made the choice to become a senior technical advocate and what his new role means for the Cisco Learning and
Ahead of its official launch, Cisco U. offers early access users a sneak peek at free Cisco certification training, customized courses, learning paths, webinars, and podcasts to help learners prepare for a certification exam or new job role.
The Cisco U. Snack Minute video series is a valuable resource for those looking to stay current in the technology industry. Each short episode covers the latest learning resources and gives a bird's-eye view of the industry with real-life scenarios.
Meet the Tech Advocate Team from Cisco Learning & Certifications. Find out what they do, who they are, where to find them, and how they empower the tech community to adopt new technologies and navigate their learning journeys.
