Lynda Reviews

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• I am feeling so dumb and lazy and I doubt everything I ever learned

  And the weird part? I do fine with online tutorials, like (the former) lynda.com, youtube videos, web page tutorials. - Source: Reddit / 9 days ago

• Architecture jobs

  University didn't teach me the skills I needed to find a job in the industry in the part of the world I'm in, so immediately after university (okay like 5 months after because I messed around playing video games for a while) - I signed up for lynda.com and did the revit tutorials for 2 weeks. Basically locked myself in my room to do so. Then I just applied for jobs which looked for Revit users and the rest is... - Source: Reddit / 30 days ago

• Fastest way to learn SQL

  If you're in a hurry, there's a lot of good online resources, and just because a resource is free doesn't make it inferior. Try something like SQLZoo. This should be good enough at least for the basics, and you'll be in a better position to evaluate the next step. Try sites with paid courses, like Udemy or lynda.com. A good university-level SQL handbook can also be useful. I don't have particular recommendations... - Source: Reddit / about 2 months ago

• How to download lynda.com videos.

  If you want to watch the lynda.com videos offline on your Mac or Windows computer or portable devices like iPad, iPhone, iPod, Xbox, Apple TV, PSP, Samsung TV, Samsung phone, Blackberry phone, etc., you will need to download and convert videos from lynda.com. In this article, we will introduce a professional yet easy to use lynda.com Downloader and a step by step guide on how to download lynda.com videos on Mac or... - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• What would you tell a 22 year old with no college education, no money in the bank and no car?

  It's hard to give concrete advices without knowing your situation. Check out your local library to see if they offer lynda.com or something similar. Then find an intro course for programming. The languages don't matter you just need to know to code and think in code for now. This site is pretty decent for too. - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• How to download lynda.com videos.

  How to download videos from lynda.com? Is there an easy way to batch download videos from lynda.com? Which downloader is helpful to capture live videos? How to convert lynda.com videos for portable devices at home or to go? The following tutorial will show you how to download or record video streaming of lynda.com to desktop or portable devices with lynda.com Downloader. - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• help me pls !

  Take a subscription at Linkedin (lynda.com). - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• "outdated senior" needs your advice

  Everyones suggestions on here are quite good with regard to technology but they've not told you where to learn it, honestly I would go get a free 30 day trial at linked in learning (which used to be lynda.com and was my go to for learning new tech) Its constantly updated by real verified professionals with real courses and covers a massive amount of detail from beginner to advanced level on all aspects of android... - Source: Reddit / 4 months ago

• YSK that many public library systems provide renewable, temporary, free access to journals like the NYT, WP, WSJ, and LAT as long as you have a valid library card

  Lynda.com is free too. Or it used to be at least. - Source: Reddit / 4 months ago

• Help with a 26 year old girl who has been trying to learn to code since she was a teenager but keeps giving up because she gets overwhelmed by the amount of information and has no friends with the same interests to talk to.

  Are you the 26 yo girl, whoa I'm confused lol, try an online course on udemy or lynda.com there are so many resources out there and they explain things like you are five, you can also go to the books, they walk you by the hand since the very beginning, the deitel books come to mind. - Source: Reddit / 4 months ago

• I would not call myself a graphic designer but….

  Get a library card. You can take classes from coursa and lynda.com for free. Lynda which is now linkedIn learning has extensive classes for beginner to expert levels for all software programs. They even have learning paths for specific careers like design. Not to mention youtube has a ton of great tutorials. And as stated above, Adobe is only $53 a month for all their programs. People like to complain but I hated... - Source: Reddit / 5 months ago

• Coding resources

  Lynda.com (I guess it's "LinkedIn Learning" now?) has good coding videos, and you can get that for free through the library:. - Source: Reddit / 5 months ago

• best way in zurich to flexibly earn some money on the side?

  No one is owned by the company. Most people I worked with have their own company somehow. A consulting agency (one-man-show), teaching languages as a self employed teacher, same with musicians I work with, they teach 3 or 4 people for an hour or two once or twice a week. Creating coursera or lynda.com courses is a big thing too. Some even have a rather successful software company on the site, but in a different... - Source: Reddit / 5 months ago

• Courses on Udemy?

  Just steer clear of the lynda.com ones. Since they've been taken over by linkedin they're nothing but a series of powerpoint slideshows with zero actual real examples. - Source: Reddit / 7 months ago

• Anyone have any resources to learn about sound/audio

  Art of Mixing Also Mastering Adobe Audition 3, again from lynda.com but looks like it's also gone now, the older stuffs lessons translated really well wasn't software dependent. - Source: Reddit / 8 months ago

• My mother's job of 39 years is ending next month - not sure how to help her

  She should qualify for unemployment, so maybe she can take some time with a computer and lynda.com or udemy to do some tutorials to increase her skills. - Source: Reddit / 8 months ago

• Color grading / color correction on RAW photos, where to start?

  The beauty of shooting raw is that when an exposure is too hot, or too dark, those details can be recovered easily with software such as Lightroom. I learned Lightroom with lynda.com tutorials. I'm sure there are others, I got lynda for free via my public library. - Source: Reddit / 8 months ago

• learning InDesign

  I don't know where you live and how much time you have, but where I live the library offers a free subscription to lynda.com, which is a software training site that includes files for going over the tutorials they offer. The service is usually $30 a month (US) and I've had great success with learning new apps and brushing up on others. - Source: Reddit / 8 months ago

• Thinking of going to school to be a web dev

  You can learn everything about Web development from the basics to advanced concepts for super cheap prices on udemy.com (check out Academind courses), lynda.com, etc. And you'll even get a certificate for each course you complete. And when you get stuck, you can ask the instructor and other students for help, or reach out to Reddit and Stack Overflow. - Source: Reddit / 9 months ago

• How I became a UX designer in less than a year

  While working at Richline I also NEVER stopped learning. I constantly was learning something new: I read books, articles, blogs, listened to podcasts. I was the most active user of the company lynda.com profile! I love that website. It has so many high-quality courses on everything from visual design to UX design to marketing. I couldn’t recommend it more highly. - Source: Reddit / 11 months ago

• LinkedIn Learning (Previously lynda.com) account 2 years - $12 Paypal | Canva Pro 45 Days account - $7 Paypal

  LinkedIn Learning (formerly known as lynda.com) is a platform where you can access 17,000+ courses taught by real-world professionals. Learn on your time with bite-sized videos or in‑depth content, audio‑only or offline viewing. Practice what you learn with exercise files and course quizzes. Stand out by earning certificates to add your LinkedIn profile. - Source: Reddit / 11 months ago