Explore Google Classroom, the elearning platform integrated with Google Apps. Learn how to use it for communicating with students, assigning coursework, and tracking performance.

Learn how to build out Internet of Things (IoT) applications with Google Cloud IoT Core, a fully managed service for connecting and managing IoT devices.

If you’re new to cloud security, or if you’re an administrator looking to learn about best practices to create and manage data and assets in the cloud, join Dominique West in this course as she teaches the basics of properly securing your Google Cloud environment. Dominique starts with the basics of cloud computing and general security concepts, explaining the different services and terminologies as they relate to the Google Cloud platform. She covers topics like Identity and Access Management (IAM), infrastructure security, network security, and details the Google Cloud Security Command Center. By the end of this course, you’ll be well on your way toward becoming a cloud security guru.

Google Cloud remains in the top three cloud platforms, and storage remains a high priority for individuals and businesses. In this course, instructor Mark Johnson covers the fundamentals of storage on the Google Cloud platform (GCP). Mark begins with an overview of object storage on GCP. He dives into both relational and non-relational databases, with useful explanations and demos. During the course, Mark addresses GCP services like Firestore, Bigtable, and Cloud Spanner. He wraps up with an introduction to data warehousing and analytics.

Learn how to create engaging and interactive dashboards to track your marketing campaigns with Google Data Studio.

Rapidly take your mobile apps from concept to deployment. Learn how to create an app using Flutter on the mobile side, Firebase on the back end, and Cloud Firestore to store data.

Learn how to get started developing with Google Flutter, a mobile UI framework for creating native iOS and Android applications.

Google Tag Manager is a hugely popular technology that allows marketers to easily manage all their website and app tags from one central tool. This, in turn, frees marketers from their dependency on IT or web development departments—when they want to add or alter a snippet of analytics or tracking code, they can do it themselves by adding it to the existing tag container. This course shows marketers how to effectively leverage Google Tag Manager. Discover how to best work with accounts and containers, leverage the Google Analytics built-in tags, work with control versions and user access, create custom variables and JavaScript, fire Google Analytics events using triggers, and more. Plus, discover crucial time-saving best practices that will help you avoid many common mistakes.

Get introduced to Gradle, the automation tool used in Android development and build scripting for JVM projects. Learn how to define logic, run tasks, execute builds, and more.

Focuses on the hows and whys of graphic design history, from Art Nouveau to new wave, detailing the development and evolution of specific styles, techniques, and genres.

Make your layouts more visually interesting and your images more powerful with cropping.

Learn graphic design, one concept at a time, with designer John McWade. Here John introduces the basic rules for achieving a balanced, professional, and attractive layout.

Learn the "Design 101" rules for achieving a balanced, professional, attractive, and compelling presentation in PowerPoint or Keynote.

Learn to set text perfectly, adjusting letterforms so they are balanced and beautiful, with these tips from lynda.com's Before & After guru John McWade.

Simple techniques to improve your layouts and refresh your creative vision, from the founder of Before & After magazine.

Simple graphic design techniques from Before & After magazine to make your page, screen, or presentation look and perform its best.

Learn how to use storyboard film techniques to understand shot composition, consistency, and movement within a frame, and apply those techniques as you build your comic book panels.

Learn how to get started with GraphQL, the popular query language designed to make data fetching and updating easier.

Data-driven applications depend on remote queries that run through APIs. GraphQL—a query language for APIs that was originally built by Facebook—allows developers to choose the kinds of requests they want to make and to receive information on multiple facets of that query in one request. The GraphQL approach to querying across networks can address a wide variety of large-scale development problems.

In this course, learn how to get started with GraphQL. Eve Porcello introduces the basics of this query language, then walks through queries, variables, and operation names. Eve explains how to work with mutations and subscriptions, as well as how to create and enhance schema. She covers topics like creating a custom object, adding an enumeration type, writing schema documentation, and much more.

Note: This course was created by Moon Highway. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Grasshopper offers new ways to expand and control the 3D design and modeling processes. These ways include automating repetitive processes; generating geometry through mathematical functions; quickly making changes to complex models; and creating complex forms through repetitions of simple geometry. Grasshopper requires no programming or scripting knowledge and allows designers a high degree of flexibility. In this course, instructor Chris Reilly shows you how to get up and running with Grasshopper, fast. Chris explains the algorithms that you need to get the most out of Grasshopper and walks you through the Grasshopper interface. Chris covers how to speed up your workflow with shortcuts in Grasshopper. He goes into data matching, Fibonacci sequences, vectors, and many more math and logic functions. Chris discusses curves, surfaces, transformations, data trees, and so much more. He concludes with a series of example projects that illustrate what you’ve learned in the course.