Overview or Introduction to MS 70-698 Video

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Hi Cherokee Boose:

In the Overview or Introduction to the Microsoft Exam 70-698? you mentioned that Book Author have hard time keeping up with up-to date IT related information or content especially when it comes to Microsoft Exam Content, well up-to-date or current information in regards to any Microsoft Certification exam content, you mentioned something lime doc microsoft or Microsoft Doc? do you the exact URL? in regards to the 70-698 exam, here's a list of Videos and Resources that I am using to help me prepare for the MS Exam 70-698:

ITPro.TV ( I better list this one first,cause I might get in trouble with ITPro..LOL)
TestOut/Labs (testouts.com)
Safari/Oreilly Online Books ( I have full access to books and Videos)
Packt Publishing (Online Books, but its mostly related DevOP and Programming)
Lynda.com (but not as much content on the 70-698 Exam)
MVA (Microsoft Virtual Academy, but its ending soon April 2019?) a good "free" IT Resources.
Microsoft related websites

but finding good and reliable information in regards to this exam is really hard to find and hope to pass this exam

Dan L

@Daniel-Loyer FYI, Microsoft is retiring the 70-698 exam at the end of this month. See https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/exam-70-698.aspx

Don't stop learning, though. The same material may get tested in a different exam.

UPDATE: According to one discussion thread I found elsewhere, MD-100 is the replacement for 70-698. IT Pro TV is recording that course now, and some of the videos are already posted.

This leads to a study technique I'm planning to use: watching both legacy courses and current courses on the same topic. Effective learning requires repetition over time and from different perspectives. Watching the same material from multiple education providers (as you mentioned above), watching lectures and reading a book on the same topic (as you also mentioned), and watching both current and legacy courses on the same topic (as I am doing) can all help achieve this repetition. (Effective learning also requires active learning, e.g. problem solving and learning by doing, in addition to passive learning, e.g. watching videos and reading.)