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by drewsmoment

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I'm interested in studying SQL and Cisco. I would like to obtain both an MCDBA and CCNA. I was told Learnkey CD's were a good starting point, but I thought I'd get other opinions before going that route. Any suggestions, ideas, or recommendations?

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by sullyman

I have quite a bit of experience with technology based learning solutions, from an enterprise solutions perspective.

You need to ask yourself what kind of learner you are. Are you someone that needs to use hands on practice to re-enforce the learning, or are you someone that just absorbs information as they read it ( with a little practice ).

If you are a kinesetic/tactile learner ( learn by touching and doing ) then I would recommend that you use a web based product that have REAL live labs online. If you are a visual learner then then the LEARNKEY CBT's should more than do the job. But, that being said IMO Learnkey is not one of the top 10 products on the market, I tend to lean towards Elementk.com, NETg.com, and smartforce.com.

Just my 2cents

by onlineexpert1

I was happy to see you consider LearnKey. From our experience we are very happy about the quality of expert presentations that follow the certification outlines as well as the other very strong features of LearnKey's products - Labs and tests. We use LearnKey content and labs for our employees to stay current with MS and Cisco. We understand that LearnKey has been accepted by the University of Phonix for online credits.
I think they have a good eye for customer service as few other companies seem to have today. I think you would be very happy with your selection of self based training from LearnKey.

Happy Learning!!!

Gizmo

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