What do you look for in CISSP Training?
I co-taught CISSP at my work (volunteered). If you thought taking the test was difficult teaching it is no picnic either 
It was supposed to be a workshop but about 2000+ slides later it was training. We got favorable reviews and we both are experienced IT security folks and we may end up doing it again. Now, that being said, what do you all look for in training? I can think of these but like to add more for those that also teach or provide teaching.
It was supposed to be a workshop but about 2000+ slides later it was training. We got favorable reviews and we both are experienced IT security folks and we may end up doing it again. Now, that being said, what do you all look for in training? I can think of these but like to add more for those that also teach or provide teaching.
- Coffee/Tea
- Sodas/Water
- Donuts
- Tums/Vitamins/etc. (I went to a bootcamp in 2002 and it had about everything!)
- Competent Instructors (hopefully!)
- One or Two instructors (tag team style and different viewpoints...also provides fault tolerance)
- Decent lighting
- Good projector
- Not noisy
- Ability to pipe it slides to personal laptops connected to Internet/intranet
- Lunch menus/directions/lunch provided
- Included book(s)
- Included (exam questions)
- Included supplemental material to reinforce difficult topics (such as hyperlinks to material)
- Remote access if not able to attend
- Practical experience/stories added to instruction
- Demos to reinforce material