It seems with sites like http://www.lynda.com and http://www.totaltraining.com video-based product training is definitely a very helpful alternative to picking up software or product training of any sort easily and quickly.
Its not a replacement but definitely a much richer alternative for picking up software packages. Especially if you have good trainers.
Of course, its a tool, screencasting, and how you use it. However , I've found the quality on these two sites to be among the best in terms of production quality and ease of use.
It really sets the standards for professional video training. With Adobe, aligning with them, its a proof of the quality as well. There are many training providers, that have tried and many have failed as well, doing the same thing, so it really is not an issue of technology, but in how the companies have been managed.
Its not a replacement but definitely a much richer alternative for picking up software packages. Especially if you have good trainers.
Of course, its a tool, screencasting, and how you use it. However , I've found the quality on these two sites to be among the best in terms of production quality and ease of use.
It really sets the standards for professional video training. With Adobe, aligning with them, its a proof of the quality as well. There are many training providers, that have tried and many have failed as well, doing the same thing, so it really is not an issue of technology, but in how the companies have been managed.
