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AfriNIC Training 2009, 2010 & Beyond Mukom Akong TAMON tamon@afrinic.net Thursday, November 26, 2009 2009 Update March Accra, Ghana LIR+IPv6 English March Lagos, Nigeria LIR+IPv6 English April Tunis, Tunisia DNSSEC+IPv6 French


  1. AfriNIC Training 2009, 2010 & Beyond Mukom Akong TAMON tamon@afrinic.net Thursday, November 26, 2009

  2. 2009 Update March Accra, Ghana LIR+IPv6 English March Lagos, Nigeria LIR+IPv6 English April Tunis, Tunisia DNSSEC+IPv6 French April Algiers, Algeria LIR+IPv6 French May Cairo, Egypt LIR+IPv6 English June LIR+IPv6 French Libreville, Gabon August French Bujumbura, Burundi DNSSEC+LIR+IPv6 November Dakar, Senegal IPv6 Adv French Thursday, November 26, 2009

  3. 2010+ ... The Territory • 57+ countries ... 22++ more to go. • >3 major languages (English, French, Arabic,Spanish..) • 67,371,700 Internet users (3.9% of global users) and 6.8% of the population. Thursday, November 26, 2009

  4. The Challenges • Increase quality of training. • Increase the number of trainings. • Resources de formation en différentes langues. • Not allow training costs to grow proportionality. Thursday, November 26, 2009

  5. Where Do We Want to Go? • BEST IPv6 training workshops on the continent. • Beyond AWARENESS, let’s talk HOW-TO-DO-IT. • Re-target to be more network infrastructure centric. • Focus on business cases & emerging killer applications. • Quadruple the number of workshops in 2012. • IPv6 at the top of the tech agenda in Africa. Thursday, November 26, 2009

  6. How We Plan to Get There • New competence-centric curricula • 20% presentations (theory) -- What is this all about? • 30% demonstrations - This is how to do it • 50% practice -- Now you do it • Train new trainers within different regions & deploy regionally • Develop full complement of learning resources • Complete, detailed Learner Manuals/Guides for v6 Testbed. • Demonstration videos and screencasts. • Quarterly “v6 in Practice” e-Zine • Negate poor connectivity at site: Emulators, Virtualization, local content Thursday, November 26, 2009

  7. Where We Intend to Be in 2010 JAN FEB MAR APRIL MAY AUG OCT NOV South Sierra Equatorial Gambia Rwanda Seychelles Libya AF-13 Africa Leone Guinea Cent. Zimbabwe Mali Liberia Djibouti African Republic Swazilan Niger Eritrea Thursday, November 26, 2009

  8. How We Need You To Help • Register to take our Train-the-Trainers course and become a volunteer trainer. • Host/Organize a workshop in your country. • Volunteer to translate training content into French/Arabic/Spanish etc • Share your deployment experience with us/others • Give us FEEDBACK!! • Information about IT events we can ‘storm’ • Suggest a strategy to increase the number & quality of our workshops. • Equipment Manufacturer (Huawei? Mikrotik?) ...donate lab equipment and info on how to deploy v6 on your equipment. Thursday, November 26, 2009

  9. How Will We Know That We Are ‘There’? • Increase in IPv6 traffic statistics. • Increase in requests for IPv6 address space. • Increased activity in AfriNIC IPv6 forum. Thursday, November 26, 2009

  10. Merci Beaucoup! • Want to help? email training@afrinic.net Thursday, November 26, 2009

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