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== Lynda.com == '''Myke Hurley:''' Sounds like a great idea to me. Let's talk about lynda.com. This is where you're going to find an easy and affordable way to help you or your organization, basically anyone learn awesome stuff. And this is because lynda will help you with thousands of courses that you can instantly stream on all sorts of topics like software, web development, graphic design, which sure will be very interesting to people listening to the show and so much more. Lynda enables you to work in and learn, sorry, in a way that makes sense to you. So videos are really cool as a way to learn, I think, because they enable you to watch along with somebody and you can watch people as they're doing things. They get to explain it to you. And Lynda break all of their courses down into these really easy to digest chunks. They're just small chunks. You can learn this part today. You want to structure it out. Maybe learn this course over the next three weeks. Right, OK, I'll spend this much on it a day. If when you're trying out something, you've learned it like six months later and you're putting those skills to the test and you're like, oh, what did that guy say about this thing? You can go back in and use some of their fantastic tools like searchable transcripts. So you can search through the transcripts of the things that you're looking for and then it will take you straight back to that point in the video so you can watch along again. I'm talking about when you're trying to plan out how you want to do things. You could give yourself like a little syllabus that you create. You create yourself some playlists. So I want to learn how to start my own blog. So I want to learn some web design stuff. I want to learn some content stuff and some marketing stuff. You can create yourself some playlists there so you can do all of that. All of these courses, all these videos over at Lynda are produced at the highest quality. They're not homemade videos, you know, made in somebody's shed somewhere. These are just fantastic stuff. Professional equipment with professionals in their fields. You can learn on the go as well with their apps for iPhone, iPad and Android. Whether you're a beginner or advanced, Lynda.com has courses for all experience levels over topics such as, as I mentioned before, like graphic design or just regular design. Maybe you want to learn some stuff. Maybe you want to learn Photoshop. Maybe you want to learn some photography skills or what if you're interested in animation? You know, these are all things that creative people do. Lynda.com can help you get started on it. You know, if you think to yourself, oh, I'd love to be able to start taking, um, I have like a digital SLR. I'm not sure how to use it properly. Well, Lynda.com can help you learn how to do that. This is just, you know, just, I'm basically just scratching the surface of some of the incredible stuff that they do. And you can get access to all of these over 100,000 video tutorials for just one low monthly price of $25. But if you're interested, what you want to go and do is get a taster. And we've worked out a great deal of Lynda.com to provide you with a special offer to access all of their courses for free for seven days. Go to Lynda.com slash penaddict right now to sign up. That's L-Y-N-D-A dot com slash penaddict. You'll get access for free for seven days. Thanks so much to Lynda for their support of this show and RelayFM. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Awesome. Thank you, Lynda. Now, I've got a pen blog of the week, Myke, but I'm going to have to admit something up front. I totally cheated on this. '''Myke Hurley:''' Oh, interesting. '''Brad Dowdy:''' So last week we mentioned one of my favorite bloggers, Jenny from The Finer Point. And I said, I think she's been a pen blog of the week before. And the official tracker of the pen blogs of the week, Kanuni Rineshin, said, nope, I checked the list. She has not been a pen blog of the week. '''Myke Hurley:''' So we have to give her things to make lists about.
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