Study advice

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Hi, quick question

im not much of a 'read a book cover to cover and take notes' kinda guy, ive never used that method to study for anything, so i was wondering, shall i just splash the cash for the time4training videos and then use my meyers 6th edition to cross reference parts i dont understand fully or parts on the objectives list that isnt covered so well in the videos? i find watching videos a much better way to learn than reading

also, i can cover 3 chapters a week (doing 3 nights study per week) that includes taking notes, in your opinion is this an ok route to take if i stick with just the book?

sorry about the stupid questions, just wanted some advice haha

 

thanks for the reply

also, as for hands on experience i have over 2 years of working inside PC's and networks from a BND course in systems support and networking already, but i am trying to find an old PC never the less

 

Try these

I love these little boxes for study - I picked up a job lot of eight of them about four years ago for less than 200 quid. The RAM & other spares are dead easy to find and dirt cheap - and four years later they're all still happily humming away performing one function or another in my lab.

As far as I'm concerned, they were the biggest bargain I could have hoped for when studying, get yourself four of them with a KVM for 200 quid and you'll be laughing