Anyone used Lynda.com?

[Jimmy Lawrence]

Has anyone used Lynda.com as i am thinking of signing up as they teach a wide range of topics?

Thanks

 

[alex-m]

A few years ago I used them to get up to speed with Flash quickly for a Uni project.

I have to say the videos were excellent. They assume you have no experience in the subject, and show you everything step by step.

 

[Jheath]

I never heard of them till now, just had a quick look and it looks good! Might help me get my head around Dreamweaver CS4. Easier than learning from a book.

 

[brandmantra]

this site is very new to me and just take a glance. yes it teaches a wide range of subject. thanks for sharing.

 

[stanneon]

I do... Lynda is very useful to me specially when I'm learning Dreamweaver... and in SEO too..

 

[Jimmy Lawrence]

I do... Lynda is very useful to me specially when I'm learning Dreamweaver... and in SEO too..

Its the SEO training that i am intrested in. Is it any good?

Thanks

 

[Dawg]

Most Lynda stuff is good. What is also good about it is that you are paying a sub monthly so if you can't get your lardy ass in gear you know you are pissing away money. Extra Incentive I think it's called.

 

[scrivs]

I have used Linda.

Very good, but some of the presenters speak in a very slow Ameerrriiicaaann manor which can send you to sleep, and there are some that speak so fast that you have to keep rewinding.

I have also found it helpful for my trainee, when he is lacking work then he just logs on.

 

[Orange22]

Take a look at the B2B Marketing Magazine website, they advertise a host of courses on a lot.

Also, I've heared good things about Fresh Business Thinking, may be worth a look.

 

[Jimmy Lawrence]

Take a look at the B2B Marketing Magazine website, they advertise a host of courses on a lot.

Also, I've heared good things about Fresh Business Thinking, may be worth a look.

Could you give me a link to these websites. Thanks