Learn how to use Moodle 3.9, the popular open-source learning management system. Find out how to create an online course, add resources and activities, enroll students, and more.

Find out how to get started in motion graphics. Learn what it takes to build a successful career in motion graphics and VFX.

An approachable and concise introduction to MotionBuilder, Autodesk's motion-editing software

Learn how to monetize songwriting by licensing your music. Learn what writing and recording you own, how income is generated, and how to strategically pitch your compositions.

Learn how to use Music Memos to record music on your iPhone or iPad and then arrange, edit, and share your musical ideas.

Find out how to notate pitch duration, time signature, scale, rhythm, and chord progressions and produce easy-to-read sheet music that clearly expresses your musical ideas.

Learn how to use MySQL to build databases and power data-driven applications.

Learn how to use Nagios to monitor system health and gain actionable intelligence about your IT infrastructure.

Get up and running with nano, a lightweight text editor for command-line editing on Linux, Mac, and Windows.

In this course, music producer Evan Sutton takes you through all the effects that come with Native Instruments Komplete, including modulation effects, distortion effects, spatial effects, EQ plugins, and dynamics plugins. Evan dives right in with the hands-on demonstrations of everything the plugins have to offer. He also shows the wide range of use of the effects by showing you more traditional, even-keeled mixing, then switching it up into more adventurous sonic territory. Whether you’re a professional musician or producer, or a hobbyist making music at home, Evan shows you how to add texture, atmosphere, and punch to your productions.

Learn how to take effective portraits using natural light—even when the light isn't great.

Explore the fundamentals of nCloth—the Maya toolkit for simulating cloth and other dynamic surfaces—and basic character visual effects.

Get started with NetBeans, the popular and open-source integrated development environment (IDE).

Troubleshooting network issues is a key skill for a wide range of IT professionals and network professionals. In this course, instructor Robert McMillen teaches you the skills and tools that you need to start network troubleshooting. Robert begins with an overview on how to triage network problems, including basic TCP/IP issues and causes, then steps you through some common home networking and wireless issues. He covers the most common issues with corporate wireless networks and how to troubleshoot Wi-Fi interference. Robert explains different types of VPN, common errors you may encounter, and how to fix them. After showing you some network tools that administrators need to know, he discusses how to fix problems you may run into with routing, switching, and firewalls.

Learn how to set up a high-performance architecture with NGINX, the industry-standard, open-source web server.

Learn how to manage application state with NgRx, the Angular-specific implementation of Redux.

Learn the basics of Node.js—a lightweight JavaScript-based platform—and how to build a simple application.

Learn how to install and use npm, the node package manager that allows JavaScript developers to share and reuse code.

nTopology works in conjunction with CAD packages to provide engineers and designers with high-performance, unbreakable geometry; a unique, field-driven design capability; and novel tools for workflow automation. Instructor Evan Pilz introduces the software and how to use it, including the block system, fields, lattices, and reusable workflows. First, Evan explains what prior skills and knowledge you’ll need for this course and what you can expect to learn. He shows why nTopology was created, how it is different from other software, and which industries use nTopology. He then walks you through the nTopology block system, building your first workflow, creating custom blocks that fit your current needs, and exporting parts from nTopology. Plus, learn how to use fields to drive your design and get useful tips, tricks, and best practices for working smarter with this software.

This course is an introduction to NuGet, the official package manager for .NET. Packages are essentially compiled libraries packed together with descriptive metadata into an easily shareable unit, meaning NuGet lets developers leverage a massive ecosystem and utilize existing solutions as a foundation instead of building everything from scratch.

Instructor Christopher Gill covers NuGet essentials like package management, the tools and resources NuGet provides, and how to use those tools to leverage and contribute to the extensive .NET ecosystem. He also covers the ins and outs of NuGet.org, the central repository for .NET developers to find and publish .NET packages.