Learn best practices for using photos and videos in your PowerPoint presentations.

Get up and running with the latest version of PowerShell. Learn how to use modules, script and automate tasks, and use remote management to control thousands of machines.

PowerShell is a great tool for managing core infrastructure, general server and client administration, specific Windows services, and even elements of Azure. Jump-start your career and your IT environment by learning to use the latest version, PowerShell 7. Instructor Liam Cleary shows you how to ensure you’re using the administrator option in PowerShell, how to modify the PowerShell console, and how to choose a development environment. He introduces new features in PowerShell 7 and walks you through how to use PowerShell modules. Liam explains how to choose and execute commands, how to use variables, and how to create and manage objects. He steps you through how to enable the execution of scripts, how to create a reusable script, and how to create parameters. Liam covers different commands to use and how to execute them, then goes into when to use JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) and how to import it. In conclusion, he discusses when to use remoting and the implications of doing so.

Learn the essentials of PowerShell DSC: creating DSC configurations, working with DSC resources, and applying DSC configurations to systems via both push and pull modes.

Learn how to use PowerShell scripting to simplify and speed up common Exchange administration tasks, such as managing mailboxes, permissions, and contacts.

Manage multiple machines at once using PowerShell. Learn how to use PowerShell to create objects, populate and delete data from tables, remote to other servers, and more.

Learn intermediate PowerShell scripting techniques to automate Windows network administration.

Take your PowerShell skills to the next level. Learn how to build advanced PowerShell functions and scripts with parameters, .NET classes, and controller scripts.

Learn about using PowerShell for Desired State Configuration (DSC) and other advanced automation for Windows Server.

Learn the basics of PowerShell scripting for Windows Server administration.

Learn how to use Windows PowerShell Web Access to run command scripts to manage and troubleshoot your environment from anywhere in the world.

Learn how to choose an application architecture to use with Entity Framework Core for several different scenarios.

The ability to generate creative ideas is increasingly in demand. In this course, explore practical ways to improve your ability to come up with, improve, hone, and sell ideas.

Build more functional, robust, and future-proof code using software design patterns. Learn how to implement the most popular "Gang of Four" design patterns with Swift.

See engineering theory in practice. Learn common civil and mechanical engineering principles through fun, real-world examples and models.

Learn the basics of HTML markup code as they apply to common marketing projects.

Influencing is happening in every meeting you have. Other people are influencing you, and you are influencing them. It's a vital life skill. In this course, instructor Chris Croft brings an engineer's mind to the subject. Chris presents a six-step process that you can follow in any influencing situation, with techniques that you can use at each stage, depending on the type of person you would like to influence. He explains how you can use this process to prepare for meetings and get the best from every relationship, whether at work or at home, with customers, bosses, suppliers, friends, or relatives. Chris goes over the ethics of influencing, as well. Understanding the psychology of influencing helps you to build better relationships and get better outcomes with everyone you meet.

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

Learn Linux for networking. Part 1 covers creating virtual machines, editing files, and managing permissions and processes from the Linux command line.

Learn Linux for networking. Part 2 covers setting up DNS and DHCP services and software-defined networking with Linux.

Discover how to combine footage of everyday objects with effects in post-production tools like After Effects and Premiere Pro, resulting in projects with rich, abstract backdrops.