Based on user reviews, ITProTV receives the following recommendations:
Consider ITProTV for a broad range of IT certification training topics. Users highly recommend an ITProTV subscription and praise the platform's content, including specific courses like the CEH V11. They suggest starting with the Getting Started and Novice videos for beginners.
Take advantage of the Virtual Labs feature and utilize both the videos and notes for studying and test preparation. Users advise taking notes while watching the courses to absorb the knowledge effectively.
Explore the free courses and try the platform before making a decision. Users recommend comparing ITProTV to other training providers in terms of pricing and content variety to recognize its value. They also suggest checking out membership promotions and different licensing levels.
Overall, users highly recommend giving ITProTV a try for IT certification training needs. They emphasize the quality of the content, flexibility in training, and staying up to date with industry standards. Additionally, they highlight the helpfulness of the videos, practice tools, webinars, and practice tests available on the platform.
This has been a great experience across the board. Been enrolled about a year now. Love it!
Great variety of courses. This is important for me. I do not personally need Windows but the fast content in Linux and related courses is excellent.
I am currently using ITProTV to obtain my CCNA.
My current application, using the training for certification, is perfect. I plan on exploring more training in the future.
ITProTV is being used by me (the only IT person in the company). I have obtained my CCNA R&S and my CCNA Security [certification] from ITProTV. I love their way of teaching a subject, by taking their time and explaining every single piece. Also, they go over the exam topics one by one (that way you know that you are learning everything for the exam).
Well suited for people trying to obtain any certification offered by ITProTV
ITProTV is unfortunately not used by my organization. In this industry, if one is stagnant, they are quickly left outdated and perhaps unemployed. ITProTV has given me the tools that I need to keep current, without leaving it to me to do all of the "heavy lifting". Instead of scheduling study time that is dedicated to a sometimes tedious subject matter, I find that I look forward to viewing their courses much like someone looks forward to their favorite sitcom. The combination of practical scenarios from experienced instructors, and their parallel focus of ensuring those seeking certifications get the information they need to pass, really sets ITProTV apart from other services. I didn't begin my subscription hoping to improve my value with my company, but there has been a direct relationship between the two. I hope ITProTV holds to its values and continues to make keeping my skills up to date as entertaining as possible. My only complaint is that there is much less Don Pezet hosting shows! WHAT HAVE YOU GUYS DONE WITH DON!?
I've encouraged co-workers and non-coworkers to watch the live streams of ITProTV. Unfortunately, my company currently uses CBT nuggets (none of the people I've asked like it/utilize it), but those who do take the suggestion often ask the same question: Why do we not use ITProTV instead of CBT?
I met a young man who was in his final year of college pursuing an accounting degree. He asked me about the IT industry. I suggested he look at ITProTV in order to see if there is a subject he's interested in. He immediately signed up, and while working two jobs and going to school, he managed to get his CCNA and pass the Microsoft 70-410 within 6 months. We hired him. If you just want to hone your skills, ITProTV delivers. If you are seeking certifications, ITProTV delivers. The only demographic that I can imagine where it would be unsuited, is simply for those who are ignorant that nearly every industry involves some form of technological understanding. ITProTV is good for end users "non-IT personnel", as well as those supporting end users.
I currently use ITPro.TV to aid my studies towards CompTIA Security+ & Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) qualifications through the Cyber Ready Scotland programme. This was recommended to me through my workplace but all studying is done in my own time.
ITPro.TV is well suited to all users looking to gain further knowledge and is a great overall learning tool. Knowledge is communicated clearly and potentially difficult concepts are broken down with simple examples or anecdotes.
Self-study program for individuals preparing to sit IT exams. People are able to study at own pace and rewatch videos for review. They are also able to take practice exams and utilize online labs.
Well suited for people studying for exams, but not if you wish to watch videos on a bigger screen.
My organization is not currently using ITProTV. I've been using it to further my own education and personal development.
Well suited for learning job functions that can be applied to the real world directly from objectives. It is a lot harder to apply learning when your focus isn't on what you are studying.
We are using this program to train the IT staff. This provides us with the opportunity to keep our staff informed and broaden our understanding of new concepts.
This is great for people to use at home or on the road. If you can't afford to send someone to a Windows 2016 server class for a week, this is very good test prep.
ITProTV is really an incredible platform. I'd heard of them in advertisements on a number of podcasts I listen to so when my supervisor mentioned she was looking into cost effective training for our team I mentioned ITProTV right away. I've been throughly impressed with the amount and caliber of the the content provided by ITProTV again and again over the past year. The videos are truly fun and engaging and the hosts aren't simply reading off a power point slide. Additionally, although the videos are divided by topic/content area, they are split into ~30min. chunks so you can watch a video in one sitting without having to commit too much time. The navigation and UI is very well thought out though I wouldn't mind having a more responsive search feature. ITProTV really does cover just about everything an IT team could want from entry-level hardware/software topics and technologies to advanced certification training. The business plan (which our team has as opposed to the individual plan) also includes Transcender practice tests. My supervisor can see how much (or how little) I'm using the platform which allows her to justify the purchase as a budget item or decide to allocate monetary resources elsewhere.
ITProTV is GREAT for smaller teams looking for a cost effective solution to help their team members skill-up and stay up-to-date on current tech and certifications. It's equally good for larger teams who wish to have a ready available resource for their team members to access and train. The ability to stream to multiple platforms (desktop/laptop, mobile, smartTV, etc.) means that you can access the content anywhere. If a team is only acessing the content infrequently or doesn't need the Transcender practice tests then an individual plan may be best. If there is only one technology that a team is focusing on (Apple certification, MCSA certification, etc.) then this may not be the most cost effective solution.
We use ITProTV in the Technology Department. It helps solve the problem of training. It is difficult to plan specific training days and we now have the flexibility to train when we need to and train on the topics that we need. I use ITProTV myself for project management training and higher level training and my team members use it for training specific to their duties.
My team and I love the ITProTV subscription, but I do understand that some hands-on people might be challenged when the content doesn't include labs. Not everything has labs and that's ok by me. For those that need flexible training and access to Transcender practice tests... this is a no-brainer.