Why do the labs have time it takes to complete?

Question

I noticed that a lot of the labs or modules give a time it would take to complete. Is there a reason for this? Since individuals are learning on their own time table what is the point of having time to be completely displayed. Is it because that is how long it should take you to complete during the exam?

Answer 1

It's to let you know how much time to allocate to complete the lab. This way you can plan accordingly

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Marcin

Answer 2

Hi LorraineC-1207,

We're thankful for your engagement with the Microsoft Q&A forum.

As suggested by Marcin Policht the labs have time allocated so that we can plan accordingly to complete the lab.

Additionally, the estimated time to complete labs or modules has several purposes. Firstly, it provides learners with an understanding of the expected time commitment, helping them plan their study sessions effectively. It serves as a guideline for learners to track their progress and allocate appropriate time to each learning activity.

While individuals have the flexibility to learn at their own pace, having an estimated completion time allows them to manage their time efficiently and stay on track with their learning goals.

Moreover, during exams, time management is crucial, and the estimated completion time may indeed reflect the pace at which learners should complete similar tasks under exam conditions.

Overall, the inclusion of estimated completion times helps learners optimize their learning experience and prepare effectively for assessments.

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