I took part in the 10-Week Photoshop Course, and am doing a 10-Week Illustrator Course in progress now. They are great! A 10-Week Flash Course is starting July 14, and more info can be found here: http://creativetechs.com/freeflashcourse.
I found the teaching methodology to be very good for me… your milage may vary. The ability to communicate with the presenters via twitter or the GoToWebinar app used for the classes provides feedback, so questions can be answered… my big gripe with most online or DVD classrooms.
If you cannot be available for the 11 am Pacific Daylight Time classes (they run about 2 hours, counting Q&A following the 60 minute class) the classes and any necessary files can be downloaded a few days after the event, for a fee. I’ve subscribed to both the Photoshop and the Illustrator courses, as I’ve not been able to attend all of them, and I like having them available later, to repeat if I need a reminder.
An alternative is for you to record the classes yourself. CreativeTech is fine with that, as long as you don’t post them on the ‘net or share with others.
All courses are using CS4 apps, but if you are using an earlier version, you can still participate. A lot of the information will apply to earlier versions, and during the Q&A, or even during the course, you can ask about earlier versions.
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