Just started

Oi,

Just started with self studie on MCSE. I'm using Learnkey to learn
everything.
So far it's not that hard. I've started with 70-215 and it's all
understandable.

Anyone have any experience with studying via Learnkey? Are you ready for an
exam when you only learn from the Learnkey CD's?
Is it all gettind much harder?

Greetz
Frans

Ogre
Tue Sep 13 07:13:15 CDT 2005

Frans Hoekstra wrote:

> Anyone have any experience with studying via Learnkey?

The last time I used LearnKey products was 6 years ago, alone they are
not enough; you need to have hands on build, break, fix experience to
understand the material.

If you are only after the paper cert, good luck; I don't want to work
with someone like you.

FransHoekstra
Tue Sep 13 07:37:09 CDT 2005

Ofcourse you're absolutaly right! I have a test environment at home with a
couple of servers and a couple of workstations to test everything on and to
train myself.
I was just wondering if someone have had any experience with MCSE
certification using Learnkey products.

"Ogre" wrote:

> Frans Hoekstra wrote:
>
> > Anyone have any experience with studying via Learnkey?
>
> The last time I used LearnKey products was 6 years ago, alone they are
> not enough; you need to have hands on build, break, fix experience to
> understand the material.
>
> If you are only after the paper cert, good luck; I don't want to work
> with someone like you.
>

Ogre
Tue Sep 13 08:30:35 CDT 2005

Frans Hoekstra wrote:

> I was just wondering if someone have had any experience with MCSE
> certification using Learnkey products.

I prefer Transenders for the detailed information it provides in the
explanation of answers. I thought the LearnKey was weaker in that area.

Good Luck.

James
Tue Sep 13 08:46:00 CDT 2005

I just used learnkey for mcse 2003 training. I thought it covered the
basics very well, but didn't go into enough depth

"Frans Hoekstra" <FransHoekstra@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4E870EE1-145F-4F03-9E74-7FEC452EBB5A@microsoft.com...
> Ofcourse you're absolutaly right! I have a test environment at home with a
> couple of servers and a couple of workstations to test everything on and
> to
> train myself.
> I was just wondering if someone have had any experience with MCSE
> certification using Learnkey products.
>
> "Ogre" wrote:
>
>> Frans Hoekstra wrote:
>>
>> > Anyone have any experience with studying via Learnkey?
>>
>> The last time I used LearnKey products was 6 years ago, alone they are
>> not enough; you need to have hands on build, break, fix experience to
>> understand the material.
>>
>> If you are only after the paper cert, good luck; I don't want to work
>> with someone like you.
>>

FransHoekstra
Tue Sep 13 09:25:11 CDT 2005

OK. This is some information i can use. Now i know what i need to do more....
Learn the basics and then dive into the deep end for the other stuff.
THNX for the reply

"James" wrote:

> I just used learnkey for mcse 2003 training. I thought it covered the
> basics very well, but didn't go into enough depth
>
> "Frans Hoekstra" <FransHoekstra@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:4E870EE1-145F-4F03-9E74-7FEC452EBB5A@microsoft.com...
> > Ofcourse you're absolutaly right! I have a test environment at home with a
> > couple of servers and a couple of workstations to test everything on and
> > to
> > train myself.
> > I was just wondering if someone have had any experience with MCSE
> > certification using Learnkey products.
> >
> > "Ogre" wrote:
> >
> >> Frans Hoekstra wrote:
> >>
> >> > Anyone have any experience with studying via Learnkey?
> >>
> >> The last time I used LearnKey products was 6 years ago, alone they are
> >> not enough; you need to have hands on build, break, fix experience to
> >> understand the material.
> >>
> >> If you are only after the paper cert, good luck; I don't want to work
> >> with someone like you.
> >>
>
>
>

Neil
Tue Sep 13 09:54:35 CDT 2005

did you hear "=?Utf-8?B?RnJhbnMgSG9la3N0cmE=?="
<FransHoekstra@discussions.microsoft.com> say in news:E198D137-3FA7-49B0-
BCD0-7E1445874454@microsoft.com:

> Learn the basics and then dive into the deep end for the other stuff.

always...(no matter who's product you use)

--
Neil MCNGP#30

- The more crap you put up with, the more crap you are going to get.