PPA is giving free access to all its online courses right now.
Mar 23, 2020 12:03:17 #
There is a link on dpreview.com to view any and all of PPA's online courses while we're cooped up at home.
The link starts with the dpreview website home address and adds: /news/9935972902/ppa-offering-free-access-1100-classes-amidst-covid-19-quarantines — to the end of it (no spaces; drop the EM dash).
(I would just post the link, but it would automatically get bounced out of Main Photography Discussion.)
The link starts with the dpreview website home address and adds: /news/9935972902/ppa-offering-free-access-1100-classes-amidst-covid-19-quarantines — to the end of it (no spaces; drop the EM dash).
(I would just post the link, but it would automatically get bounced out of Main Photography Discussion.)
Mar 23, 2020 12:06:20 #
Mar 23, 2020 12:13:14 #
For convenience..... https://www.dpreview.com/news/9935972902/ppa-offering-free-access-1100-classes-amidst-covid-19-quarantines
In addition, somewhere between many and most public libraries offer no cost access to the Lynda.com/LinkedIn Learning system that has a couple thousand courses.
In addition, somewhere between many and most public libraries offer no cost access to the Lynda.com/LinkedIn Learning system that has a couple thousand courses.
Mar 23, 2020 12:52:53 #
Mar 23, 2020 13:51:03 #
bsprague wrote:
For convenience..... https://www.dpreview.com/news/9935972902/ppa-offering-free-access-1100-classes-amidst-covid-19-quarantines
In addition, somewhere between many and most public libraries offer no cost access to the Lynda.com/LinkedIn Learning system that has a couple thousand courses.
In addition, somewhere between many and most public libraries offer no cost access to the Lynda.com/LinkedIn Learning system that has a couple thousand courses.
Good point, although this thread got bumped to the links and references section, where no one will see it.
Many of the PPA reference works are made by Ed Pierce, who ran Photovision for a long time as an independent training organization. I have a drawer full of his DVDs from the 2000s. They're great looks into the lives and habits and techniques of working professional portrait, commercial studio, and wedding photographers.
Mar 23, 2020 14:39:21 #
"although this thread got bumped to the links and references section"
You have my apology. I was under the false notion that links a few posts down wouldn't do that.
But, never fear, many of us keep track by looking at newest posts.
You have my apology. I was under the false notion that links a few posts down wouldn't do that.
But, never fear, many of us keep track by looking at newest posts.
Mar 23, 2020 16:16:46 #
bsprague wrote:
"although this thread got bumped to the links and references section"
You have my apology. I was under the false notion that links a few posts down wouldn't do that.
But, never fear, many of us keep track by looking at newest posts.
You have my apology. I was under the false notion that links a few posts down wouldn't do that.
But, never fear, many of us keep track by looking at newest posts.
Well, perhaps I did it to myself, although I tried to split up the link to avoid that happening. I do not understand why that bounce function is automated like that. There ought to be a way around it...
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