IT-Learning: 21993 producten

This course walks through the end-to-end process of setting up records management in SharePoint. Toni Saddler-French will help you understa…

Productivity is about more than just “getting stuff done." It's actually the result of directing your time and intention to make decision…

Steam has always been a major PC game distributor, and with SteamOS they're now entering the console market. SteamOS combines the rock-soli…

Leadership isn't just a skill for managers. Demonstrating leadership is important for employees at every level of an organization. There ar…

We'd like to think otherwise, but most human behavior follows a predictable path. Actions (aka stimulus from the outside world) lead to pre…

Oftentimes when you're traveling, you stumble upon a gem of a place or a person who deserves to have a story told. But you can't spend a we…

How do you go from using AI to making AI useful to you? That’s what LinkedIn Principal Instructor Morten Rand-Hendriksen set out to find …

Join Deke McClelland, as he shows you how to make a custom gradient dot pattern with Adobe Illustrator. He begins by showing you how to loa…

Learn how to integrate Business Catalyst, Adobe's web hosting and marketing platform, with Muse CC, their one-stop shop for website creatio…

PowerShell is the must-have tool for Windows system administrators. Jump-start your career, and your IT environment, by getting up and runn…

Gamification is an underutilized element in instructional design, but it's crucial to engaging today's learners and enabling content master…

Learn techniques for lighting a still-life scene and processing the images using Adobe Photoshop, in this "mini" course from John Derry. Jo…

Rob Garrott, lynda.com's video content manager, got the chance to sit down with nine influential artists to talk about their work, their in…

Master presenter Todd Dewett outlines the basic elements of delivering a great presentation and staying on message. He discusses the "pre-w…

Every novice photographer hears "always shoot with the sun to your back." And every experienced photographer knows that this is bad advice.…