Microsoft's new online training options

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 e-Learning Courses

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There are some hidden catches, however: To the untutored eye, this looks like those who've certified on Windows NT 4.0 can prepare for exam 70-290 for $400, while those without that background can ready themselves fo

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r each exam for about the same costs. It's too bad MS didn't also include course 2277 to make the same kind of deal available for exam 70-291 as well. Still, with complete course offerings for exams 70-293 (2278) and 70-294 (2279), it looks like students can find killer deals from Microsoft online for training on key core exams for both MCSA and MCSE on Windows Server 2003. This is one recent innovation from Microsoft that appears to be entirely positive, and is also very much worth checking out!

Ed Tittel is a long-time certification follower. He's series editor for Exam Cram 2, a popular assembly of cert prep books from Que Publishing, and a contributing editor for Certification Magazine. He also covers certification topics for InformIT.com, and numerous other TechTarget Web sites.

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