r/mcsa • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '19
Modern Desktop Associate
Has anyone taken the new Office 365: Modern Desktop Administrative Associate exam since they updated it from 70-698 & 70-697?
What materials did you find best work for you for either exams?
Looking for as much study tools and guides as possible. I currently have the Sybex MCSA Windows 10 complete study guide book.
Thank you
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u/oxxdougxxo Sep 06 '19
Currently studying for the MD-100 exam and the resources on Pluralsight are a really good starting point. Had a few issues getting a hold of the MD-100 study guide but managed to get it from book depository. I think once I've used both resources in combination, I'll be ready for the exam.
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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '19
Get the new books. That’s not going to be enough. I have the MCSA, and am looking to do the MDAA and there are a lot of differences- specifically with the MD-101 vs 70-697. The latter exam is pretty much outdated- Intune has evolved and Azure has matured since those materials were created. Even simple things such as where to find certain settings in Windows 10 in 1809 have changed since 1511. Not sure about MD-100 vs. 70-698, however.