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Pluralsight is probably the only online learning website that I've used that actually caters to varying skill levels and has some kind of quality filter (there
by rc-1140 7y ago
Pluralsight is probably the only online learning website that I've used that actually caters to varying skill levels and has some kind of quality filter (there are still courses I've taken that aren't great, but there appears to actually be one in contrast to the ones you've listed). Have had usually good experiences with Pluralsight, it's gotten me up to speed on a lot in a relatively short time.
I don't know anything more than I picked up via osmosis about IT and nothing about cybersecurity, but it looks like they've got a decent catalog of cybersecurity courses.
- teddyuk 7y agoI find pluralsight pretty infuriating - the speed the presenters talk is really slow and they keep repeating the same thing, it typically goes: - hi, i am going to talk about something - in the next section we will talk about that thing - in this section we are now going to talk about that thing - talk about that thing - we just talked about that thing - in the last section we talked about that thing - earlier, we talked about a thing It might have got better in the year or so I last used it, I gave up because of this.
- ranc1d 7y agoWell with regards to speaking slow I guess that is to suit non-native speakers, however there is always the playback speed button which can be increased to a speed that suits