How good is trainsignal Video based Training ?

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I am seen some videos from trainsignal and found them very interesting and useful, can they be relied upon for completing whole MCSE or CCNA ?
If not, that what else should be thrown in to complete one of the above certifications ?

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I am using the CBT videos from trainsignal for the the 70-270 exam as well as the Microsoft Press book. I find the videos to be a nice change from the book, although I do agree that they do not cover everything for the exam. I think they complement the book nicely though and I am quite happy with them.

 

I can only comment on the CCNA CBTs from Train Signal.

You shouldn't rely upon watching a CBT to gain complete knowledge of a course and this is especially true of the CCNA. Nothing beats having your own lab and spending quality time practising setting them up, using routing commands, debugs, etc. Also, practising subnetting will aid in the final exam - I used this link to help me (Subnetting Aid)

Having said that I personally liked the Train Signal CCNA course and found Chris Bryant (the CCIE who does the voice over and explanations) to be spot on - that is - everything you needed to know for the course (640-801) was in there. The pace of the video was right for me, good explanations of terms and concepts, and coupled with some additional reading & quality lab time I passed. (974 / 1000) I found that I personally responded better when put into a classroom scenario and this was the closest thing.

Just be careful of which exam you are going to take as the new one (640-802) is different and I think the CBT refers to the old.

Liqua.