Jeff B, 13 Nov 2020
Overall, I believe the course and materials were likely adequate for the intended purpose. The only materials I had issues with were the Labs. While there was a substantial amount of information provided, I believe that two weeks was an adequate amount of time to learn the material provided.
Anthony R, 13 Nov 2020
I think there should be less recap and more lab walk thoughts for more hands-on time. it feels like 1/2 of the course is just core 1 again
Michael H, 13 Nov 2020
What's the point of Comptia Learn if it will not help me when it come to getting the actual A+ certifications? The questions on the Comptia Learn practice are a complete opposite to A+ exams.
Paul T, 13 Nov 2020
A lab environment would be ideal when trying to learn this content. You can only receive assistance to a certain extent when learning virtually. Not that I had any issues when seeking advice/help, but in-person training just seems more reliable when you have tangibles to work with.
Pasang S, 13 Nov 2020
I did learn the ITIL V Foundation and topics covered at a high level.
Kaleena L, 13 Nov 2020
Returning back to college and attending online learning, I’ve found 9 hours daily on the computer to be a little excessive. I have an understand why so many hours are needed. I would suggest that maybe adding additional days would allow for students to not be overwhelmed by the material.
Avegail A, 12 Nov 2020
even though virtual learning mode seems to be the "in" thing nowadays, i am old school and would have preferred the in-person learning - it justs accelerates my learning curve with RT connection to the instructor
Avegail A, 12 Nov 2020
intensive but seriously needing in-person meetings, especially the labs; you have to qualify people when taking the course - no beginners or tad below intermediate IT people; lots of new terms and acronyms and you have to really spend long hours on certmaster