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When preparing for a Microsoft certification, do you take a class? Read a Training Kit (such as this one)? Do both?
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Anonymous
May 12, 2010
I am lucky that I can absorb information from the book, so 70% of exams are done from the book, Rest are Course and BookAnonymous
May 12, 2010
I'd rather read the book and do some hands on :)Anonymous
May 12, 2010
I use the MS Press training kits followed up with a non-MS press book, just for diversity. I'm working on the one you just linked, there are some glaring errors, like no one actually tried to perform some of the labs. Also the fact that it was released before some of the tools in it were finalized, like the MDT. I would've preferred the product be delayed until the tool is released and the content verified.Anonymous
May 12, 2010
I use MOC + books + technet + hands onAnonymous
May 12, 2010
I am using MS Press books, MS eLearning, Technet and virtual labs for testing what I have learned.Anonymous
May 12, 2010
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May 13, 2010
(for Developer exams) I look at the exam description on the Learning site. For each area or class that I'm not familiar with, I look them up on MSDN. Books are good, too, especially for more specialized technologies (e.g., WCF). Hands-down, though, experience is the best preparation for any of the exams I've taken.