Follow Erik Natzke, generative artist and principle designer at Adobe, as he draws on his experience as an artist to build applications that improve people's ability to be creative.

Recording artist Iyeoka explores her roots in Boston and her evolution from a pharmacist who dreamed of being an artist to a successful songwriter and poet.

Learn about the evolution of White's neo-pop style, why he decided to break out on his own, how he dealt with setbacks, and how he found opportunities for his studio, Signalnoise.

Krista Donaldson, CEO of the nonprofit organization D-Rev, talks about improving health and prosperity in the developing world by combining great design and great technology.

Larry Crane, critically acclaimed record producer and founder of Tape Op magazine, describes his self-taught, largely trial-and-error path to success in the music industry.

Follow a photographer as she plans and choreographs a photo shoot and talks about the importance of social networks and personal projects in establishing a photography career.

A filmmaker looks back on the evolution of his live-action-meets-animation style, explains how he has adapted his experimental work for commercial use, and reflects on his future.

Do some trekking—photo trekking—with travel and lifestyle photographer Nick Onken.

Join Stacey Williams-Ng, an interactive book designer, at her home studio where she's animating her latest book, A Troop Is a Group of Monkeys, destined for the iPad.

Follow the founders of Title Case, a business and workshop dedicated to the love of the letterform, as they put their talents to work in pursuit of letters uniquely their own.

How do you produce an epic sci-fi film on an indie budget? Tom Durham talks about the six-year journey of making his first feature film, 95ers.

Von Glitschka shows us how to take our brains offline to find design inspiration through sketching and exploring the world around us.

Got a couple of minutes? Learn something new. In these short videos, LinkedIn Learning instructors summarize the key points of their courses.

Explore the foundational elements of successful groups. In this audiobook summary, get research-backed strategies for cultivating team purpose and a positive company culture.

Imposter syndrome can make even celebrated, successful people feel small. Sufferers of imposter syndrome often feel like they haven't truly earned their accomplishments, and that it's only a matter of time until they're found out. They credit their capabilities and accomplishments to things outside themselves, such as luck. Or, the "imposter" may be unaware that they are in the middle of a normal learning curve. In this course, adapted from the podcast How to Be Awesome at Your Job, Dr. Valerie Young shines a spotlight on impostor syndrome and shares a healthy way out of this mental trap. Learn how to shift your mindset by reframing how you think about competence, criticism, and fear. Discover how to celebrate your successes and reward yourself for your efforts, no matter the outcome, as well as consider all things to be opportunities for learning and growth. Plus, Dr. Young discusses the arrogance behind imposter syndrome, and how holding yourself back is bad for everyone.

This course was created by Pete Mockaitis of How to Be Awesome at Your Job. We are pleased to offer this training in our library.

Learn how to protect your organization’s data from even the most devious cybersecurity threats. Examine the most common security concerns as well as newer attack vectors.

Learn the ins and outs of fantasy football. Outsmart your competitors by learning how to leverage the power of data science to draft and manage a formidable team.

Find out how data science is changing economics, banking, and finance: everything from how stocks are traded to how loans are approved.

Learn how data science changes the way that education is planned, carried out, and evaluated.

Learn how to design an A/B test for a web page, run the test, analyze the data, and make decisions based on the results of the test.