Skill shareReviews 565

Just trying to improve my web development skills, and learning new
Technologies. I've recently finished my degree in university.

For computer science courses it is really good. You will learn a lot
About real world problems and how to solve a problem with a
Language/framework/ tool.

As a student, using SkillShare as a supplement to my studies has
Proved invaluable. The git course in particular has taken my
Professionalism.

If you are a developer and looking to learn new technology or want to
Become expert in your own technology then you can choose
SkillShare as a learning platform.

I recommend anyone willing to upgrade their skillset or determined
To switch careers to try out the designing programs. The community
Is very supportive and the projects are challenging

Make sure you that when you are using SkillShare, you finish all the
Videos in time. Do not procrastinate otherwise you will fall behind
And forget stuff

I get really good training in certain fields. I think by the end of the
Education I will be capable enough to start a new job in a new field.

Huge advantage is it's often by their creators, for example,
Instructors from Google teaches the android development course.
Added on to that is the fact that it's affordable.

It has courses even for beginners and that is the best. SkillShare has a
Many of courses like Deep Learning and Machine learning that other
Course sites don't have.

SkillShare is good for someone to start their tech learning experience.
However, if you plan to be an expert, one should look for resources
Beyond this.

You can get a free trial and look for courses you want to learn and see course
Content. If your search matches and you can see what you want to learn then go
For it without a second thought.

I love the wide variety of class offerings. I love how teams can be created and
Channels formed. I'm starting to investigate more and learn about the skills
Assessments.

Integrating Salesforce with other systems, learning about API standards such as
Swagger, learning development on the force.com platform, learning node.js.

The variety of instructors amongst the variety of content to absorb, there is
Something for everyone.

I primarily use SkillShare for Photoshop and Illustrator. The best and most
Helpful part about utilizing PS is the "courses" that are arranged by proficiency
And difficulty.

I love the sheer amount of courses and material covered. It's not only technical
Knowledge but also best practices and soft skills.

The wide variety of subjects and training videos, the instructors do a great job
Presenting the information in a fashion I can relate to.

I like the ability to create channels and assign them to my team. I get to see what
They are training on and ensure they are staying on the track that was
Prescribed.

I love the skill paths along with skill+ in Skillshare. The skill+ provide me with a
Way to benchmark myself against the rest of the industry.

There are a lot of topics available on SkillShare and their instructors are great. I
Like the format of small chapters