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Now, the ONLY time I could EVER think of using a braindump for ANYTHING would be in the form of a lab manual - that is, take the question as written, toss out the answers, and model it up in a bench situation. At that point, it's a experiential lab. But, using the question from the exam, as...

To add, CompTIA never has seemed to want to tell a training house/school, etc, who would be an instructor. For as long as I've been in education, I've never seen a huge push on CTT+ certified instructors in any training situation. Others' mileage may vary, but in my experience, it's never truly...

That, to me, seems much more plausible, even though it put up 9 hours per day and aligns historically with how A+ is taught.

I do think that CompTIA cares a great deal about exam integrity - I think we all do. And I personally have had my own run-in's with the braindump chumps and the companies that peddle them (I won't mention them by name in this forum). But yes, the VCE files that we see out there on the...

I'm not sure I'd use Teams for that - probably would defer to Zoom, since it's more platform agnostic than other conference platforms. Plus, the feature set is a mite bit more developed than Meet or Teams. Google Meet is pretty streamlined. MSFT Teams is just very bloaty - shouldn't take near...

I haven't taught Tech+ since it changed over from ITF+, but the principles are basically the same. The idea is to create an exam that bridges the gap between a computer power user and an entry level IT specialist. The skills are basic - in fact, I took the exam back in 2021, cold turkey, just...

Confirm. CTT+ eligibility ended in 2023, due to the costs of upkeeping on a relatively unpopular certification.

So, I don't think you can push both Core 1 and Core 2 into one week and have an effective class. In all the time I've taught A+ (disclosure, I have not taught v12), I have never seen both sides taught properly in a week, even in a bootcamp scenario. Perhaps the only way I would suggest it...

Well, it looks like this has been very well covered. For my contribution to this discussion, I'm going to focus on lecture didactic. Hands on is ALWAYS going to be better for learning, but it's nigh impossible to avoid lecture. One of my favorite things to do when teaching any class, not just...

You too, Tracey - it's good to see you out here on CIN again...been a while!

So, general slide decks for teaching courses are not available through the CIN - you would get those through whomever your content publisher is, your CompTIA Business Development manager if you're using CompTIA content, or you'll have to construct your own, based on your requirements. We don't...

Entirely possible. They are out there...waiting...

Can't remember from where I horked the image, but I suppose if you Google "computer repair hourly rate t-shirt", you'll hit about 30 different Etsy sites...

I'll have to watch it on-demand. Too many meetings...

Absolutely, Jackie! Unfortunately, the forum doesn't support pinning posts to the top of the Home Page, so unless explore the subs, they won't know this particular post exists. Glad you found it and gave us a shoutout. I surely hope you heal quickly. I've had a few friends who have had fusion...

Speak into that more - when you say 'properly balanced' and your thoughts on it, I'd ask for some details...?

Are you talking about the CompTIA Perform Network+? If so, perhaps you might start by providing some feedback, yourself...what have you heard?

Nice. Today is something of a chaotic day, so I can't be there in person - or even in spirit...

I don't think there is a forum for CNX - and since the platform is in a transitional state, my guess is that we won't see one here. Not sure when the new platform is scheduled, but that's my guess. /r