Tell us how you learn or teach complex skills or complex software

[veronica.meuris]

Hello everyone! Please complete this 5-minute survey to help Autodesk researchers better understand how you learn, or teach, new technology-related complex skills and complex software. Your responses will be anonymous unless you indicate you’d like to participate in a follow-up paid interview in the final question of the survey. We invite you to complete this survey whether or not you use Autodesk products. All voices are welcome: students, teachers, hobbyists, mentors, professionals, artists, engineers! A desktop display is recommended for the best survey experience.

Survey link: https://autodeskfeedback.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4Ut2ZfXBE224tKt

[lkevin]

My goto is Lynda (LinkedIn Learning).  My preference is the Lynda format or the courseware.  I pay extra for access to exercise the files so I can apply my own experimentation on the scenarios that fit my pipeline.  I have created courseware for Wireless networking and Clinical Trial management software.  I am a big advocate of Walkme for complex software.  I think training content needs to be constantly curated.  The examples files are showing their age. 

[darawork]

Same here, Lynda has been great over the years. They have very long tutorial A-Z videos, on a range of useful softwares. Upon completion, if you're a member of Linkedin you can link your account and it will give you completion certificates on your profile. I think that's a great system for networking, and learning, with rewards.