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1 1
How do you get the most out of this course? 2
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Because you are a part of this course, 3
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and we want to make sure that you really get 4
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as much out of it as possible. 5
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And for that we have some things 6
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that you should keep in mind. 7
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The first thing is quite obvious, watch the videos. 8
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It's an on demand video course, 9
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so well, you kind of should watch the videos 10
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to learn something here. 11
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However, watch the videos at your speed, 12
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and pause and rewind if necessary. 13
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We do our best to find a good balance 14
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between too slow and too fast. 15
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But this doesn't work for every student. 16
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Therefore, use the tools you have in the video player. 17
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You can slow us down, or even increase the playback speed 18
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in case we are too slow. 19
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If you didn't understand something when watching 20
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the video the first time, pause that part and rewind it. 21
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That's not bad at all. 22
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It's a really good thing to re-think about certain concepts 23
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and to really only continue with the video 24
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once these concepts are clear. 25
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In addition to that, work along and do the exercises. 26
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This entire course is built in an interactive way. 27
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You saw it in the introduction project already, 28
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this course is built to work along. 29
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Throughout the course you'll not only have 30
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the course project, but also different assignments 31
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and quizzes, and make sure to do these. 32
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Because these will help you to remember the knowledge, 33
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and to practice the things you learn throughout the course. 34
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With that, you can really make sure that you understood 35
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what we learned so far in the course. 36
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And as for the videos itself, 37
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make sure to do these exercises, 38
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and work along at your speed. 39
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I want to emphasize this once again here. 40
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Additionally, make sure to use the course resources. 41
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Attached to different lectures and attached to 42
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the last lecture of each module, 43
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you can find our project. 44
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So in case you're stuck, in case something isn't working 45
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you can use these resources and see what you did differently 46
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when compared to us. 47
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And with that it's easy to track down 48
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any kind of differences, 49
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and therefore, you can easily make sure 50
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your project is working again. 51
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Besides that, you cannot only find project files, 52
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but also links. 53
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These links allow you to dive a bit deeper 54
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into specific topics, 55
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which might not be the core focus of the course, 56
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but which might be interesting to you 57
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in your specific project. 58
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So make sure to use these project files, 59
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and also dive into the links provided. 60
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Even though you have the project files and the links 61
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you might get stuck throughout the course. 62
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That's not a problem, because you can ask 63
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in the course Q&A section. 64
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In this Q&A section we, and also other students, 65
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do our best to make sure we can help you here 66
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and to solve your problem. 67
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But that's just one side of the menu, you could say, 68
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because well to be honest asking 69
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and waiting for a response that's easy. 70
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But this should be an interactive thing 71
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as the entire course actually is. 72
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Therefore, besides asking, also make sure 73
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to help others in the Q&A section. 74
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And I'm not saying this because we're lazy 75
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and we don't want to answer your questions, 76
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we will answer your questions. 77
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But the best way to learn and to practice what you learned 78
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is to help others, because a student has a question. 79
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And then you can try your best to answer this question. 80
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And there is nothing you have to lose right here. 81
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Because if your answer is wrong, 82
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well then you will get corrected, 83
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and then you learn something and the student who asked 84
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the question will learn something. 85
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But if you were right well then that's a great proof 86
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for you, because you saw that you learned something 87
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in the course, that you understood the concepts well. 88
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And for a student to ask it's all the good, 89
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because he or she received an answer. 90
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So to summarize our helping part here, 91
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great learnings are guaranteed if you do so. 92
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That's the whole introduction module. 93
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With that you already know what Power BI is all about, 94
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what you will learn throughout the course, 95
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and how you get the most out of this course. 96
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Therefore, let's dive into the course now 97
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and continue with the next module 98
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where we dive into the Power BI prerequisites.
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