The list of what you can learn online at Lynda.com reads like the bestsellers shelf of a computer software shop. By which I mean you can learn almost any top computer software there. You don’t pay per course, but rather per month or year, and at less than a dollar a day, it’s far cheaper than any ‘real person’ course where you’d presumably have to go to the extra expense and hassle of getting dressed, finding your way there, interacting with other people, etc etc. Still, there’s the added pressure that you might not get value for your money, compelling you to squeeze in as much learning as you can in your paid-for period – or, conversely, not learning and feeling guilty about the missed opportunity and money laid out, much like the gym.
But it is the cheapest and least tecchie online software learning website I’ve found, and there’s even a free sample training so you can check if you approve before you commit. I don’t see it written anywhere on their website, but I do hope you don’t come out looking like the woman – presumably Lynda herself – on the site logo.
Product Page, $25 per month, or $250 per year
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