Course catalog

Creating and Managing a YouTube Channel

Learn how to set up a YouTube channel, build your subscriber base, and convert clicks into action.

Creating and Using Textures for Design

Learn how to collect and enhance real-world textures and integrate them into your digital designs.

Creating Art with Your Desktop Scanner

Explore the basics of scanning using a desktop scanner for photography, fine art, and beyond. Learn how to bridge analog and digital processes by using a scanner as a camera.

Creating Black-and-White Landscape Photos with Photoshop (225944)

Photographers like Ansel Adams taught us to look differently at nature: not in terms of color, but instead emphasizing tone and contrast. Converting images to black-and-white reveals these hidden depths of composition and focus a viewer's attention on forms, textures, and fabrics. In this course, Taz Tally teaches you how to use modern techniques to transform color images into majestic black-and-white landscapes, using the modern photographer's favorite tool: Photoshop. Learn how to evaluate images with the Info tool, convert RGB color images using Photoshop's time-saving black-and-white presets, and make more advanced adjustments with the black-and-white custom sliders, masks, and adjustment layers. Plus, learn finishing techniques, like sharpening, that will make your images look their best when it comes time to print.

Creating Block Patterns in WordPress (218294)

WordPress theme development is changing, and block patterns are at the heart of it. With the block editor and full site editing, there will be less reliance on coded templates and more focus on flexible layouts. That's where block patterns come in. In this course, experienced course developer Joe Casabona shows you how to take advantage of block patterns to create more flexible WordPress without needing to know code. Joe explains what block patterns are and why they are important. He steps through the full process of making block patterns, then presents a block patterns cookbook of different features you can add to your site. He also covers how to use refactoring to add your own block pattern category and reduce the wall of repetitive text you may have.

Creating Bots with the Microsoft Bot Framework, Part 1

Get started building bots of your own with Microsoft Bot Framework. This course covers installation, setup, connectors, activities, messages, states, authentication, and dialogs.

Creating Bots with the Microsoft Bot Framework, Part 2

Continue building bots with Microsoft Bot Framework. Learn about working with forms using FormFlow and integrating with the Language Understanding Intelligence Service (LUIS).

Creating Brand Identity Assets

Learn about the design and delivery process for a brand identity project.

Creating Change: Diversity and Inclusion in the Tech Industry

Learn about efforts made at a variety of levels to address the issue of diversity and inclusion in the tech industry.

Creating Cinemagraphs and Plotagraphs

Learn how to use Photoshop, After Effects, and other tools to explore the creative options of cinemagraphs. In addition, learn how to create plotagraphs with Plotagraph Pro.

Creating Cinemagraphs with Photoshop After Effects Flixel and Cliplets

Learn how to use Photoshop, After Effects, and two dedicated tools—Flixel and Cliplets—to explore the possibilities of cinemagraphs: static photos that contain areas of motion.

Creating Commercial Illustrations

Master illustrator Bert Monroy walks though the process of creating realistic commercial illustrations with Photoshop.

Creating Concrete Buildings with Revit Structure

Learn to design concrete structures that stand the test of time with Revit Structure.

Creating Concrete Buildings with Revit Structure (222476)

Learn how to design concrete buildings that stand the test of time with Revit Structure. In this course, Eric Wing takes you through the process step by step, starting with laying out levels and a structural grid. Then he shows you how to add concrete columns and foundational elements like piers, pilasters, footings, and retaining walls, and add concrete framing and slabs. And of course, no concrete structure is complete without reinforcing: the final chapter guides you through the ins and outs of placing rebar perpendicular to a wall face, as well as area reinforcing and freely sketching rebar and selecting ties from the Rebar Shape Browser.