You can find it a lot of places like Huff Post and imore. Just type in Complete Adobe CC Training Bundle into the search engine. I just want to know if it is worth the $30 if it is more intensive that the tutorials that come included.
I don 't know anything about it or who developed it. But frankly I wouldn't expect much for $30. For structured learning videos, I usually recommend LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com).
You have several options (After weighting in, take your subscription):
The free tutorial from Adobe — look at who is the provider. Some tutorials are made available to Adobe by third party providers. They take it as a good advertisement to their services. Tutorials by themselves are, however very useful. Also, there are a lot of Adobe evangelists giving great advice.
Obviously the third party providers.
Youtube and Vimeo (I find Vimeo more targeted) — A lot of people are promoting their services by free snippets to their full service or are even providing a channel to their subscribers. There is a lot of scrap so you need to sort out...
I‘m using lynda.com (now linkedin learning) for my specific training. But there you will find all from lifestyle to specific problems with any software.
ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
Thank you for your reply. I still haven't received an answer to my question. I am looking for someone who has done the tutorials AND also the "Complete Adobe CC Training Bundle" and can give a comparison on those specifically.
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