@KL That's where you refer to the exam guides, and text books. No course anywhere is meant to be done without a reference guide.

I assume you can do it, I never used but here is an notification way to do this. My assumption is that you can create a policy to send to a distribution group.
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@Ryan-Acevedo,

is there an indention issue with your rescue block? I'm not sure but it doesn't look like it lines up. just a guess.

I copied the code to an editor...

block has only 4 spaces.

rescue has 5 spaces.

I'm not sure it's problematic, I just know it's inconsistent.

@Ronnie-Wong :grinning_squinting_face: :thumbs_up_medium_skin_tone:

@William-Richards-1,

You would need to contact PearsonVue directly regarding this.
Here is their page for "Test accommodations" and a direct button on that page to get started.

https://home.pearsonvue.com/Test-takers/Accommodations.aspx

@Scott-Sorensen,

Are you having any specific issue....
is it with a particular lab? If so, please identify the lab
is it with just platform in general?

Please let us know so we can help.

Thank you @Ronnie-Wong for the link! I appreciate your help in both this forum and in the videos!

Hi Devon,

My name is Seth I am a member of our User Support team, I did want to inform you that the download count is synonymous between devices for the account. No matter where you choose to download, the counter will be affected.

Also wanted to apologize in the delay of getting back to you on this, our Q&A forums are more designed for Technical Questions for our SMEs, in the future if you have any more account or basic questions regarding content on ITPro, feel free to chat in via the bubble on our site. Our Support Team more closely monitors that as opposed to these forums, thank you so much and have a great day!

Hi there @Ron-Pease Thanks for reaching out. I was able to confirm on your account that the episodes are being correctly shown as complete. The example you gave - ITIL/Four Dimensions of ITSM: Organizations and People - is a topic so at that level there are no indications of complete. Please let us know if you have any other questions! thanks for watching!

@Cheryl-Jones I appreciate that very much! Good luck on your continued success!

@J-P,

Please submit the request via the chat bubble on our website. This is our official means for tracking course requests. This will make sure it's logged and get before the right team to evaluate.

Hi Simon!

We constructed the three courses with an eye toward the Splunk Enterprise Administration certification.

Watching all of our episodes and following along should have you close to ready for that exam. Of course, be sure to download the official exam objectives and go through them!

Also - should you have more specific questions - we are standing by!

Hello my friend! Here is my "normal" approach...

Watch videos while taking notes Reading while taking notes Hands-on practice while taking notes Practice exams (if available) Take the exam

Notice sometimes there are NO videos available as I am studying something brand new. :-(

Notice, also, that for me, if I am not note taking - it WILL NOT stick!

@Michael-Sovereign said in ChatGPT and Study:

study plan for the CompTIA A+

so cool i shere

me: "hay you can make me a study plan for the CompTIA A+ exams ?"

chat GPT :

"Of course, I can help you with that! Here's a study plan for CompTIA A+ exams:

Step 1: Familiarize Yourself with the Exam Objectives

The first step in any study plan is to become familiar with the exam objectives. This will give you an idea of what topics are covered on the exam and what you need to study. You can find the exam objectives for CompTIA A+ on their website.

Step 2: Choose Your Study Materials

There are many study materials available for CompTIA A+ exams. You can choose from books, online courses, video tutorials, practice exams, and more. Choose the materials that work best for you and your learning style.

Step 3: Create a Study Schedule

Once you have your study materials, create a study schedule that works for you. Make sure to set aside enough time each week to study and review the material. You may also want to set specific goals for each study session.

Step 4: Study and Review

With your study materials and schedule in place, it's time to start studying. Review each exam objective and make sure you understand the material. Take notes and create flashcards if that helps you memorize important information.

Step 5: Practice with Sample Exams

One of the best ways to prepare for the CompTIA A+ exams is to practice with sample exams. This will give you an idea of what the actual exam will be like and help you identify areas where you need more practice.

Step 6: Review and Adjust

As you study and practice, make sure to review your progress regularly. If you're struggling with certain topics, adjust your study schedule to focus more on those areas. Keep practicing with sample exams and reviewing until you feel confident in your knowledge.

Remember that everyone learns differently, so adjust this plan to your own pace and learning style. With enough preparation and practice, you'll be ready to ace the CompTIA A+ exams!"

@wes-bryan LOL I knew what you meant. Thank you for the feedback. I appreciate your time in answering and supplying additional information. This is most helpful.

Thank you!

@Ryan-Drouillard,

Good to hear!

@Anthony-Sequeira-0 Thank you, the feedback is invaluable. I am looking more Blue Team, I will follow your recommendations. Again, Thank you so much!

Ummmm - how the hell did I miss this post! :-) Thank you so much Brian!!!!!