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Open Book Microsoft Certification Exams | Interview with Microsoft's Liberty Munson
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- The open book Microsoft certification exams announcement was too big to tackle alone! I asked Liberty Munson, Director of Psychometrics at Microsoft, to join me so we could better understand what to expect and why, from the source!
A BIG thank you to Liberty for taking the time to join me for this video!
Follow Liberty on Twitter for more on Microsoft Certifications: @LibertyMunson
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00:00 Intro
01:28 Who Is Liberty Munson and What Does She Do at Microsoft?
04:00 Open Book Microsoft Certification Exam Details and Highlights
10:45 Explaining How Open Book Looks and Works
20:28 Has the AI Revolution Prompted this New Feature? and the Future of AI in Exams!
23:57 Does this Decrease the Value of Microsoft Certification Exams?
27:50 Is One of the Goals for this Feature to Eliminate Exam Dumps?
30:04 Do You Think This Will Change the Way People Prepare?
31:35 Is Microsoft Working On Any Other Exciting Project Related to Microsoft Certification Exams?
34:08 Outro
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Thank you once more! I have a quick question - can the CTRL+F shortcut be used to find a specific item?
Great initiative. Yeah, it makes sense to refer to MS learn docs for fact kind of questions. I totally agree with Vlad about powershell command parameters etc. Memorizing aspect can be avoided in the study plan.
I need to learn more about this and share it with my students! Thanks!
Aloha, Vlad! Let's do a livestream together. Be my guest and talk about this great new change. We can livestream into your channel at the same time. I like your style. What do you think?
How about removing the certification exam price!! 😊😊
Excellent interview, thanks
I don't think Microsoft will do that, mostly because they still need to cover some expenses for exam development and to pay Pearson Vue for the exam proctoring.
What a great interview with Liberty! 🥳
Thank you so much! So Glad you enjoyed!
I'm not yet convinced. I slogged to get those certifications, having material to hand certainly lowers the bar for new entrants.
That was one of my first thoughts as well - but at the same time, the fact that it gets closer to "Real life" where you know the direction, but might not remember the exact PowerShell parameter .. but you know where to look. I like that no time is added, so again, just feels closer to evaluating what you would do in a real scenario!
I would agree. MSFT exams lack the technical depth to require an open-book approach. This approach makes much more sense with the Linux Foundation certs where true technical knowledge is being tested.
I'm slogging too, but the real question is, does the open book solves the useful part of the "slog" or the useless one ? The goal of certification is to confirm understanding of concepts and application of concept. For MS certification there's always that understanding part but there's also a part where you have to know by heart specific details. The openbook part is going to solve the part for which you have to know certain things by heart, but it's not going to impact the understanding part. No one is going to go to a certification and try to learn and understand concept on the fly through microsoft learn.
It makes certifications easier, yes, but not in a bad way I think.
The time isn't nearly enough to thoroughly look up all of the questions. If you don't know the answer to (let's say) half of the question off the top of your head, you're not gonna pass, even with the ability to search MS Learn.
When is this feature going to be available? I booked an exam for next week…
This resource will be available in all role-based and specialty exams in all languages by mid-September.
So unless your exam was part of the pilot (what exam is it?) chances are it will not be available
@@VladTalksTech my exam is MB-300, is it part of the pilot? Actually I’m not in a rush, I could sit for the exam a few weeks later…
@@VladTalksTech hey what about AZ-104
@@VladTalksTech Would it be this new update on 12th september?
Do you if in PL100 will it be included? Just to know... as it is not a fundamental exam but neither and advanced exam. Thanks for your answer
PL-100 will be included! Everything that's not a -900 will be included :)
Is open-book exams only available for people that want to renew their certifications?
Open-Book exams are available for any role based certification. So anything that does not end with -900!
be interesting to see..def nice if it can pull up role defintions
I agree - I haven't taken an exam with this ressource yet - but I hope the search engine will be strong!
I am waiting on this new Learn access to be included in the AZ-204 Exam. Online says mid sept, but does anyone know exact date when I should schedule my AZ-204? I have already reached out to @Liberty Munson but got no response.
There won't be a confirmation that it's included or not from anyone - it should be by now, but there's not guarantee and you shouldn't depend on it to pass the certification!
Just curious I presume that they monitor your in house network traffic as well?
Why would they? They only monitor the device you take your exam on.
Cool! 😁
I have soft file book that I bought from amazon to learn my exam, can I open it when exam ?
Listen to the video - you will see it's about having access to Microsoft Learn , not a book from Amazon :)
@@VladTalksTech thanks 😂
yea
So no access with Fundamentals exams, but beyond those?
Correct, every exam except the Fundamentals!
Is this feature available for all exams except fundamental exams?
Yes :)
The certifications demonstrate knowledge, they do not guarantee practical skills or real-world problem-solving abilities. Employers may still require candidates to prove their abilities through practical assessments or interviews.
Some individuals may prepare for certification exams by memorizing specific answers or "brain dumping" information without truly understanding the concepts. This can lead to candidates who hold certifications but lack a deep understanding of the subject matter.
Not all employers or industries place significant value on Microsoft certifications. Some may prioritize other qualifications or factors, such as experience. I have most employers giving little value to this certificates and much more to the fact that have you worked on any project on this Tool etc.
Certifications will never replace pure experience - but over what you said, they also prove employers that you are a continious learner!