lynda.com announced today the release of a new podcast series featuring tips and insights from the authors of the popular lynda.com Online Training Library™ tutorials.
Hosted by Garrick Chow of lynda.com, the new downloadable podcasts keep subscribers up-to-date on breaking news and upcoming events in the graphic design, photography, audio/video, and Web design industries. The series also presents weekly updates about lynda.com’s newest training titles.
The podcasts answer real-world questions from software users, and offer tips and shortcuts for many popular applications.
Podcasts covering Flash, After Effects, Photoshop and Final Cut Pro can be downloaded at: https://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=121879948
A lynda.com Online Training Library™ subscription starts at just $25 per month and provides online access to more than 160 titles (over 11,000 movie clips) covering a wide range of software, technologies, and techniques.
For more information on the Online Training Library™ and our training titles, please visit https://www.lynda.com or call 888-335-9632.
lynda.com is an award-winning provider of educational materials, including Hands-On Training™ instructional books, CD & DVD-based video training, self-paced online learning, and events for creative designers, instructors, students, and hobbyists. Since 1997, lynda.com has been helping people learn fundamental design principles along with the latest software, technologies, and techniques to communicate more effectively in print, on the Web, and through motion graphics.
This article was last modified on January 3, 2023
This article was first published on February 16, 2006
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