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Virtual training company(VTC) VS Lynda.com

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whichs the best training?
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    I doubt there are very few members here who can compare the two.

    I have however been an annual member with Lynda.com for 3 years now, and it's one of my automatic memberships at nearly $400/year. I use it more than any other membership site I have ever been a part of.

    Very professional videos.
    Downloadable work files.
    Expert teachers with perfect diction.
    Never NOT found anything I was looking for.

    I have no idea about the other one. - VTC.
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      Originally Posted by Marty S View Post

      I doubt there are very few members here who can compare the two.

      I have however been an annual member with Lynda.com for 3 years now, and it's one of my automatic memberships at nearly $400/year. I use it more than any other membership site I have ever been a part of.

      Very professional videos.
      Downloadable work files.
      Expert teachers with perfect diction.
      Never NOT found anything I was looking for.

      I have no idea about the other one. - VTC.
      My exact thoughts. Lynda.com is absolutely amazing. It's my "go-to" site for learning anything I don't know. The teachers are awesome.
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        Yep.. Lynda.com is the king.. I mean Queen of online training. The tutors are supremely talented people in their fields, the quality of the vids are superb and the depth of topics on offer are staggering. The only downside is that I don't have enough time to go through so many subjects. I have never heard of VTC before.
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          OP VTC is a very old well established training company. Lynda can not be compared to them. Their focus is entirely different. The reason why you are hearing that Lynda is better is because most WF members have never done any programming and VTC focuses on a wide range of training whereas Lynda really is mostly an adobe product/web development trainer.

          I have in fact used both. if you want to learn web design and development and adobe based products then Lynda is for you . If you have a much wider set of interests and want to learn across a variety of products and technology VTC has far more for you.

          In actuality if you are looking at the monthly subscription then VTC is the better deal. You'll see that just looking at the wide array of training they have compared to Lynda. However if your interests are Adobe products and web development then Lynda is probably fine.

          As you can see in this review

          http://photo-editing-software-review...ny-review.html

          they are both highly rated at what they do its just that VTC has a lot more training but again it depends on what you are wanting to learn.

          another excellent subscriptions is peachpit safari. Mostly online books (if you have that subscription you never have to but a tech book again

          but also alot of video training.
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    Please can anyone give their candid opinion about these two companies? Because i want to join one. Thanks
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    It really depends on what topics you want to learn I would say they are both great options but if your wanting to learn/improve your design skills Lynda.com would have the best library. I also have a membership and I use it for a variety of different products I need to learn. They produce new trainings all the time. VTC is also very good they have more Microsoft and computer networking training I believe.
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      Lots of outdated information here. Lynda.com, as of today, has 319 subjects. And they're not all Adobe or web design.

      I worked some Excel/EditPlus magic for 2 minutes and came up with this subject list that's current as of today.

      3ds Max, Open Source, Photoshop, Microsoft, Apple, Ableton, Ableton Live, Access, Acquia, Acrobat, ACT!, ActionScript, Adobe, After Effects, AIR, AJAX, Amorphium Pro, Ancestry.com, Android, Apache, Apache HTTP Server, Aperture, Appcelerator, Aptana, ASP.NET, Audition, AutoCAD, Autodesk, Avid, Bare Bones, Bento, Blackboard, Blender, Blogger, Blurb, Bridge, Business Catalyst, C, C#, C++, CakePHP, Canon, Captivate, Capture NX2, Carrara, Celemony, CGI, Chaos Group, CINEMA 4D, Cisco, Cocoa, Coda, CodeIgniter, ColdFusion, ColdFusion Builder, Color, Commerce, Compressor, Connect, Contribute, Corel, CorelDRAW, cPanel, Creative Cloud, Crystal Reports, CSS, Device Central, Digital Anarchy, Digital Publishing Suite, Director, Discreet, Dreamweaver, Drive, Drupal, Drupal Commerce, Drupal Gardens, DVD Studio Pro, eBay, Eclipse, Edge, eFrontier, EI Technology Group, Encore, Entourage, Eovia, EPUB, Evernote, Excel, Excel for Mac, Expression Blend, Expression Design, Expression Web, Facebook, Family Tree Maker, FileMaker, FileMaker Pro, Final Cut Express, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Server, Final Cut Studio, Finale, Firefox, Fireworks, Flash Builder, Flash Catalyst, Flash Media Server, Flash Player, Flash Professional, Flex, Flex Builder, Flickr, FrameMaker, FreeHand, FrontPage, GarageBand, GIMP, Git, GitHub, Gmail, GoLive, Google, Google AdWords, Google Analytics, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Forms, Google SketchUp, Google Website Optimizer, Google+, Groove, HDRsoft, HTML, HTTP Server, IBM, iBooks Author, iDVD, iLife, Illustrator, ImageReady, Imagineer Systems, iMovie, InCopy, InDesign, InfoPath, Interactive Designer, Internet Explorer, Intuit, iOS, iOS SDK, iPad, iPhone, iPhoto, iTunes, iWeb, iWork, Java, JavaScript, Joomla!, Joomla.org, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, Keynote, KompoZer, Kuler, LAMP, LaserSoft, Lightroom, LightWave, LinkedIn, Linux, LiveType, Logic Pro, Lotus Notes, Luxology, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Macromedia, MakeMusic, Maxon, Maya, McNeel, Media Composer, Melodyne, mocha, Modo, Moodle, Motion, Mozilla, Mudbox, Muse, MySQL, NewTek, Nik Software, Inc., Nikon, Node.js, Nuke, Numbers, Objective-C, Microsoft Office, Office 365, Office for Mac, Office Web Apps, Omni, OmniFocus, OmniGraffle, OneNote, OpenOffice, Outlook, Outlook for Mac, Pages, Paint Shop Pro, Painter, Painter Essentials, Panic, Papervision 3D, PayPal, Perl, PhoneGap, PhoneGap Build, Photomatix, Photoshop Elements, Photoshop Express, Photoshop Extended, Photoshop Lightroom, Photoshop Touch, PHP, Picasa, Pinterest, Pixologic, Poser, PostgreSQL, PowerPoint, PowerPoint for Mac, Prelude, Premiere Elements, Premiere Pro, Pro Tools, Project, Propellerhead, Prototype, Publisher, Python, Quark, QuarkXPress, QuestionPro, QuickBooks Pro, Quicken, Reason, Record, Regular Expressions, Revit Architecture, Rhino, RoboHelp, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Safari, Sage, SAP, Shake, SharePoint, Sibelius, SilverFast, SilverFast HDR Studio, Silverlight, Sketchbook Pro, Solidworks, Sony, Soundbooth, Soundtrack Pro, SPSS, SQL, SQL Server, SQLite, Squarespace, Story, Studio, Survey Monkey, SurveyGizmo, Symfony, TextWrangler, The Foundry, Titanium, Tomcat, Tumblr, Twitter, Typekit, Ultra, UltraDev, Unity, Unity 3D, Unix, Vegas, Version Cue, Vimeo, Visio, Visual Basic for Applications, Visual Studio, V-Ray, Vue, VUVOX, Wacom, WebEx, WebMatrix, Windows, Windows Live Movie Maker, Windows Phone, Word, Word for Mac, WordPerfect, WordPress, Xcode, XHTML, XML, Xpress Pro, Yahoo!, YouTube, ZBrush, Zend Framework, Zoomerang,
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        Originally Posted by Jesus Perez View Post

        Lots of outdated information here. Lynda.com, as of today, has 319 subjects. And they're not all Adobe or web design.
        No one said it was all adobe or web design. I said it was mostly. big difference

        Go to to lynda.com

        Software training online-tutorials for Adobe, Microsoft, Apple & more

        and put your mouse over software - You will see 555 results for Adobe. Lynda's root and expertise has always been in Adobe products. That has not changed. You could pull a subject count on WF and see programming. Doesn't mean this isn't mostly an Internet marketing forum

        anyway they are both solid but for a real comparison of what I was talking about heres all of lyndas courses

        All Subjects | lynda.com

        Heres VTC


        All Courses Online

        absolutely no doubt who covers more BUT again all depends on what you are looking to learn the most of. For example if you wanted to learn to program your own product Lynda would be a poor choice. If you wanted to learn dreamweaver and Photoshop integration I would definitely choose Lynda.

        Both good. VTC is definitely no slouch to Lynda.

        anyway thought I would chime in since I have in fact used both and will do so again. Just wanted to let the OP know that people not having heard of VTC at WF is no reflection on the company. They have been around a long long time and are well respected and cover a very wide array of subjects. Probably the widest of any online training company.
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