Hi,

I just want some feedback on a purpose I am formulating to prior to embarking on learning Microsoft ASP.NET books.

I have about 6 books on the subject and I am going to work through them individually. My purpose for reading these books: are so that I can improve my web/programming skills to a professional standard, then I will use these skills to try and improve my career prospects by applying for web developer jobs in ASP.NET and related technologies. I can then improve my income for my family, have a more prosperous future and ultimately develop web applications which allow people to learn or derive value from.

I know this sounds very specific but I am very determined to achieve this purpose with photoreading skills. What I need to do is learn the material from each book inside out by practicing the techniques.

I have read in the Photoreading book that people have photoread computer books and manuals several times over and eventually when activating them the skills were easier to acquire (is this a good strategy for me?). Is there any other advice I could follow in trying to achieve my purpose by using photoreading to accelerate the process? I am worried that superreading will not help me achieve this purpose because I need to absorb and understand the material which I think calls for rapid reading the books?

Dmlocke

Last edited by dmlocke; 12/20/06 12:25 AM.