The 4th Asia Pacific and Japan Student Technology Forum

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September 2, 2010 The 4th Asia Pacific and Japan Student Technology Forum   In This Issue: September 2010 Forum Don’t forget to mark your calenders and tune into our next APJ Student Technology Forum scheduled for Monday 27th September.   APJ Student PPT:  To download click below. The 4th Asia Pacific and Japan Student Technology Forum Thank you for joining the 4th Networking Academy Asia Pacific and Japan Student Technology Forum held virtually over WebEx. The forum explored several topics including Ping Ping Ping illustrated, Hacking Google - How to use Google effectively, Building your 1st IP phone network on PT 5.3. The PowerPoint presentation and Packet Tracer file are now available for download! For those of you who where unable to join the forum you can listen to the recorded session here.  To access previous student webinars please visit our Alumni Advantage website We look forward to seeing you at our next APJ Student Technology Forum scheduled for Monday 27th September. Best regards, John Lim CCIE #2977 Senior Manager, Technical Advocacy Asia Pacific & Japan For any questions relating to the content presented at our Student Technology Forum please contact our Technical Advovacy team member: Lui Kang email: apj-netacad-stufeedback@cisco.com Contact NetAcad | Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe | Edit Profile | Terms and Conditions | Cookie Policy | Trademarks You received this e-mail because you indicated in your Academy Connection User Profile that you were willing to receive information about the program. If you do not wish to receive additional e-mails related to Cisco Networking Academy, please click here to unsubscribe or log into Academy Connection and click My Profile at the top of the page. Click Edit Profile to change your settings within the "Participation Opportunities" section. © 1996-2010 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

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