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Exam Tips: Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals (DP-900) (220827)

  • 1 hours 53 minutes
Data is everywhere, and companies need it to better understand their customers and competitors and to make sound business decisions. Azure is among the best options on the market. In this course, instructor Emilio Melo covers the most important topics on the DP-900 exam, the first certification of Microsoft’s data path. Emilio explains the DP-900 certification and exam, then goes into core data concepts, such as data processing and data analytics. He goes into ways to work with relational data in Azure, including hosting options and relational database offerings in Azure. Azure also has ways to handle non-relational data, and Emilio discusses several options. He goes over analytics workloads, then concludes with insights on data warehousing in Azure and Power BI.

Excel for the Web Tips and Tricks (Office 365/Microsoft 365) (209556)

  • 1 hours
Excel for the web offers many powerful features, but because its interface differs from the interface of the desktop tool, most users only use its basic spreadsheet functionality. In this course, instructor Joshua Rischin shows you how to get more out of Excel for the web. Joshua explains some basics of data, including how to cleanse data and use Flash Fill to add data quickly. He gives several useful tips for using custom formatting, hyperlinks, and conditional formatting in Excel for the web. Joshua goes over how to customize your workbooks, as well as create Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts. He covers ways to collaborate, while still protecting your work, and discusses how to use Excel Desktop to get even more from your Excel for the web experience. He steps you through some advanced features, like Excel Ideas and scripts, then concludes with advice on how to apply what you’ve learned from the course.

Excel Quick Tips (217444)

  • 48 minutes
The most common questions about using Excel now have timely video answers. This set of quick tips provides helpful, condensed steps you can readily apply to keep on task—whether you're running calculations, setting up a new workbook, fixing a sheet you received, or getting tables ready for presentation. Each video is about one minute long, so you can jump in and get some helpful insights in no time.

Excel Statistics Essential Training (279596)

  • 1 hours 56 minutes

Excel Statistics Essential Training: 1

Excel: Advanced Formulas and Functions (193950)

  • 4 hours 46 minutes
Follow along with Excel expert Dennis Taylor as he demystifies the hundreds of formulas and functions available in Excel. Dennis starts with a few critical formula shortcuts that will speed up your work, then covers a variety of functions, such as VLOOKUP, MATCH, and INDEX, statistical functions, text functions, and date and time, math, text, and information functions. Dennis provides practical examples to help viewers easily transition to using Excel's most powerful formulas and functions in real-world scenarios. Note that this course is recorded in Excel for Office 365 but anyone using a recent version—including 2019, 2016, and 2013—will be able to follow along.

Figma for UX Design (222051)

  • 56 minutes
Do you use Figma for review and collaboration, use it for interaction design, or just need a quick introduction to this tool? In this course, instructor Eric Nordquist steps through creating projects in Figma, then shows you how to use prototyping, collaborate with other designers, and export your files. Eric begins by introducing you to Figma, explaining the differences between the online and desktop versions, as well as how to design a file. Then he covers all the main steps in creating a project, such as creating the hero section, applying Auto Layout, using masks, and more. Eric explains prototyping and how to use interactions and Smart Animate. After going over how to use Figma to work with other designers, he finishes up with useful tips on how to export your files.

Final Cut Pro X 10.5 Essential Training (226284)

  • 10 hours 10 minutes
Learn how to edit video and create polished, professional-looking projects with Final Cut Pro X 10.5, the flagship nonlinear video editing software from Apple. Instructor Nick Harauz covers all phases of post-production—from ingest and organization to editing and refining clips in the timeline, correcting audio, managing media, and delivering the final project. He also covers primary and secondary color correction, and shows how to use effects to change the look and feel of video, audio, and graphics. Each stage of the post-production workflow is explained thoroughly and concisely, using real-world examples and projects. By the end of the course, you should be able to navigate the Final Cut Pro interface with speed and ease, and use its toolset to breathe new life into your productions.

Finance Foundations: Corporate Governanace (213959)

  • 2 hours 3 minutes
In this course, Jim and Kay Stice explore the foundations of corporate governance, including key aspects and considerations when creating a corporate governance plan. They look at various roles in an organization and draw connections between those roles and the financial overview needed to maintain business financial integrity. Along the way, they share stories about companies that failed in integrity, and how we can learn from those stories to avoid future financial failings. These stories also illustrate the creation of some regulatory laws, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

First Look: Scala 3 (232761)

  • 54 minutes
Combining object-oriented and functional concepts, Scala is a concise and eminently scalable language. It provides all the advantages of a new programming methodology while still allowing you to access all the features of the JVM. And with the release of Scala 3.0, developers can now access a more refined version of the language—as well as several new features. In this course, instructor Noel Welsh provides a broad overview of Scala 3.0, covering the concepts and features you'd most likely need to know to complete a project with this iteration of the language. Discover how to install Scala and familiarize yourself with the latest and greatest features and updates, including the new indentation-based syntax and how Scala 3.0 has reworked the language features formerly known as implicits.

From Art Making to Art Thinking (64087)

  • 30 minutes
How do we train the next generation of artists? An art education can be incredibly expensive when pursued at the college level (up to $250,000!), and it doesn't guarantee a well-paid job. Meanwhile, art is conspicuously absent from most K-12 schools.

Professor and illustrator Bryn Barnard offers solutions to these problems in this fascinating presentation on art education. Learn how two-year "atelier" training, integration of art into STEM-driven curriculum, art science, and IB Art programs can help students transition from making art to thinking art—using art to solve all sorts of creative challenges.

Goal Setting for Business Impact (209658)

  • 35 minutes
Whether we want to or not, we spend a lot of time of our lives at work or thinking about work. So why do we so often feel like we’re not making a meaningful impact? As chartered psychologist Gemma Leigh Roberts shows, it’s easy to forget the bigger picture when setting goals by focusing on tasks rather than achieving results. In this course, Gemma explains how to apply the techniques required to set goals aligned with business strategy to achieve tangible, measurable outcomes that drive the business forward. As Gemma shows, rethinking how you set goals, and focusing on results that actually matter, are key steps in making an impact and finding meaning in your work.

Illustrator 2021 One-on-One: Fundamentals (210406)

  • 17 hours 48 minutes
Learn how to use Adobe Illustrator 2021 in the first of three comprehensive training courses by industry pro Deke McClelland. Deke demonstrates how to work with artboards; how to draw with the Pencil, Curvature, and Pen tools; and how to organize color with swatches. Deke also covers drawing shapes, adjusting strokes, formatting text with variable fonts, painting freeform artwork with or without a tablet, and more.

Improve Cognitive Flexibility at Work (215234)

  • 32 minutes
The ability to switch mental gears quickly and efficiently isn't just a boon for workers needing to pivot after a setback. This facility—also known as cognitive flexibility—is critical to everyone’s mental and physical health. Employees of all stripes need the ability to pivot, adapt, and challenge their automatic assumptions in order to increase their adaptability, resilience, and creativity. In this course, clinical psychologist and best-selling author Andrea Bonior teaches science-backed techniques for improving cognitive flexibility. Discover how to build daily mental habits to increase adaptability and clear-thinking, as well as practice incorporating innovation into your daily life. Tune in to nudge yourself beyond your comfort zone and learn how to build and maintain cognitive flexibility over the long term.

Integrated Marketing Communication Strategies (215472)

  • 50 minutes
Disconnected marketing communications confuse customers and make it hard to know what a brand stands for and why you should buy it. On the other hand, an integrated marketing communication strategy ensures consistent, relevant messages across touch points to differentiate from competition and attract and retain customers. In this course, instructor Dina Shapiro covers how to identify and overcome barriers to integration; how to conduct a SWOT analysis to differentiate from competitors; how to use brand storytelling to integrate your marketing strategy; and how you can leverage customer insights to integrate across paid-owned-earned touch points, and measure and optimize. Join Dina as she shares examples and the tools you need to write an integrated marketing communication strategy that will help you engage customers, build your brand, and improve internal team collaboration.

Introducing Photoshop: 3D (47767)

  • 4 hours 33 minutes
When it comes to Photoshop, 3D doesn't require a special pair of glasses, NURBS curves, or subdivision surfaces. In fact, Deke shows how, using the Photoshop skills you have now, you can quickly create 3D objects that look like the real thing, complete with volume, shading, and perspective. This introduction guides you through 3D in Photoshop in the shortest time possible. Deke shows you how to model forms, wrap them with color and surface textures, hang lights in your scene, and add cameras—the windows into your 3D world. Plus, learn how to create 3D type and extrude path outlines so they have the appearance of depth. Get started now on a series of eye-popping 3D projects that will help you get to know Photoshop in a whole new way.

New to Photoshop? Check out Deke's companion courses, Introducing Photoshop: Design and Introducing Photoshop: Photography.

Introduction to Microsoft 365 for IT Pros (218668)

  • 1 hours 9 minutes
Microsoft 365 encompasses Office apps, cloud services, and security. This course serves as a general introduction to Microsoft 365 for IT professionals who need to understand what it is, the services it comprises, and the benefits of adopting it. Instructor Ed Liberman provides general overviews of what it is, what comes with it, and how much it costs. Ed also goes over the benefits of using Microsoft 365 across an organization, including how to promote user buy-in. He concludes with a helpful introduction to administrative tasks in Microsoft 365 and best practices for accomplishing those tasks. This course serves as a launch pad for deeper-dive courses covering Microsoft 365 administration.

ISTQB Foundation Exam Prep (218736)

  • 1 hours 23 minutes
Are you looking to move into the dynamic and exciting world of software testing? An ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualifications Board) certification can be one steppingstone on your journey. The ISTQB exams can be difficult to traverse without a solid understanding of the course material and the expectations of the exam board. In this course, instructor Michael Smith covers all these things. Michael explains key terminology that you will need to know for the ISTQB exams. After describing the principles, process, and psychology of testing, Michael goes into how software testing fits into the overall software development lifecycle (SDLC). He discusses static testing, a variety of test techniques, and helpful information on organizing, planning, monitoring, and managing your tests. Michael finishes up by showing you some test tool considerations and tips, as well as additional help in getting ready for the ISTQB Foundation Exam.

Java Code Challenges (234784)

  • 1 hours 7 minutes
How do you get better at writing code in Java? You practice, of course. Test your Java skills with these hands-on practice challenges. In this course, instructor Kathryn Hodge presents a variety of concise (five minutes or less) beginner, intermediate, and advanced code challenges that you can use to test your skills. The lessons are independent, so you can skip around and watch them in any order. For each challenge, Kathryn provides a walkthrough solution and automated testing files. The goal of this course is not only to develop your skills in Java, but also to show you some tricks of the trade that software developers in the industry use every day.

Leadership Tips, Tactics and Advice (217750)

  • 55 minutes
Lead with intention using the leadership tips, tactics, and advice in this audio-only course. Lisa Earle McLeod and Elizabeth Lotardo explain how to develop a leadership mindset, thrive in crucial leadership moments and challenges, and build a winning team. Discover how to master the leadership opportunities you have at every turn: to set direction, build a strong team, and make a lasting impact on your entire organization. By the end of this course, you'll learn how to manage your mindset and behaviors to be a leader others will want to follow.

Leading Global Organisations (234529)

  • 38 minutes
Global leadership is a step up in complexity from traditional leadership. In this course, instructor Kevan Hall introduces the five key hurdles global leaders need to understand and overcome to lead a global team or organisation successfully. He outlines the key challenges and provides ideas on how to overcome them. The first challenge that Kevan discusses is the need to manage people across distance, in multiple locations, with limited face-to-face time. He then covers how to interpret and manage cultural differences and how to plan for and create successful communication across different regions and time zones. He discusses the challenge of navigating and managing a more complex global “matrixed” operating environment. Kevan concludes with advice on how you can systematically improve your global leadership approach.

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