Are you a help desk specialist or a go-to technical troubleshooter? If people rely on you to diagnose and fix their computer issues, this course is for you. Join PC expert Dan Gookin as he takes you through a number of diagnostic and repair steps to solve PC problems. First, he explains how to determine if the source is hardware or software related. Then he provides instructions to resolve the most common issues, such as startup errors, shutdown problems, improper system settings, malware, and more. In addition, he demonstrates maintenance techniques to help protect and improve the performance of storage drives, and shows how to address problems you encounter with devices like printers and monitors. He wraps up with tips on restoring network and internet connectivity.

While setting up, administrating, and troubleshooting remote users’ technical problems were always part of the job for any IT administrator, the rise in remote work has turned issues you may have never even considered into everyday problems. How do you go about solving these new and numerous issues? In this course, Robert McMillen shows how to best support corporate and organizational remote workers, and covers a whole host of issues related to remote access, printing, file access, VPN and more. Besides tips on troubleshooting, he also covers a variety of preventative measures you can use to lessen the likelihood of these issues popping up in the first place.

Learn how to diagnose the source of network connectivity problems by troubleshooting each layer of a network, including physical media, DNS issues, Wi-Fi interference, and more.

Get up and running with Try .NET, an embeddable code runner that allows you to create interactive code examples for your .NET documentation.

Shows how to share content quickly and easily using the Tumblr microblogging platform.

VFX artist Ben Watts show how to use TurbulenceFD, an incredibly powerful fluid simulator that plugs right into CINEMA 4D, to create realistic smoke, fire, and explosion effects.

Internships are the best way to set yourself up for the top jobs in your field. Being an intern can launch your career or take it to new heights—so it's critical to find the right role. In this course, Elise Gelwicks explains how to find an internship and turn your experience into a full-time job. Learn how to identify the right opportunity and nail the interview process. Then discover ways to go above-and-beyond at the internship and start building your professional reputation. Plus, find out how to turn your internship experience into a full-time role—either a job at the same company or one where your new skills transfer.

Learn how to turn an interest in communications into a great career.

Data science expert Ben Sullins busts 12 common myths in the field of data science, separating fact from fiction about what big data really is.

Discover how to leverage the twelve-factors app methodology to build agile, highly scalable, and resilient web-based applications.

Learning how to speak the language of the "Twitterverse" can help you tap into a worldwide conversation and express your own ideas and opinions. In this course, learn the ins and outs of this massively popular social media platform. Staff instructor Jess Stratton begins by showing how to set up a Twitter account and begin following other users. Next, she walks you through composing your first tweet, including how to add photos, videos, links, and hashtags. Plus, Jess shows how to view current events and trending topics, navigate and use the Twitter app on a mobile device, and much more.

Learn how to compose and reshare tweets, connect with friends, and join the conversation on Twitter.

Learning how to speak the language of the "Twitterverse" can help you tap into a worldwide conversation and express your own ideas and opinions. In this course, learn the ins and outs of this massively popular social media platform. Staff instructor Jess Stratton begins by showing how to set up a Twitter account and begin following other users. Next, she walks you through composing your first tweet, including how to add photos, videos, links, and hashtags. Plus, Jess shows how to view current events and trending topics, navigate and use the Twitter app on a mobile device, and much more.

Take your love of letterforms to the next level. This weekly series explores all things related to type and the practice of typography.

TypeScript makes JavaScript better! Learn everything you need to know to leverage the full power of the TypeScript language in your JavaScript applications.

Combine your C# skills with TypeScript to create powerful and scalable cross-platform web applications. Learn all the fundamentals, in this course specifically for C# developers.

Discover how to use TypeScript, a superset of JavaScript, with Node.js. Learn how to leverage this popular language's tools to support the development of large-scale applications.

TypeScript boasts features that go beyond (and sometimes challenge) JavaScript approaches. But this superset of JavaScript really shines in the area of object-oriented programming (OOP). If you're familiar with JavaScript and want to incorporate OOP principles into your workflow using TypeScript, then this course is for you. Join instructor Dylan Israel as he details how and why TypeScript uses object-oriented programming models. Dylan covers a range of topics, including inheritance, polymorphism, generics, and encapsulation. Along the way, he shares challenges that allow you to put your understanding of these new concepts to the test.

Take advantage of the latest features in TypeScript. Learn how to leverage external helpers, optional type checks, constant-named properties, and more.

Typography is an important aspect of design. The MoText tool in Cinema 4D allows you to set good-looking type with an intuitive GUI and animate it using all the tools available in the MoGraph system. In this course, instructor Andy Needham covers kerning, tracking, use of fonts, and how to animate multi-line text. Andy begins by showing you the tools you can use to create type in Cinema 4D. He highlights MoText, because it works with the MoGraph system to enable you to animate your type easily. Andy steps through the process of setting type and adding details like bevels and materials. He concludes with all the steps and tools you need to animate your text.

Note: If you are using Cinema 4D S24 or later, please refer to the video regarding the MoText tool, as it has been renamed and moved in S24.