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Airtable Bootcamp: Airtable N8N Automation Course
Published 2/2026
Created by Being Commerce
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 19 Lectures ( 5h 24m ) | Size: 3.5 GB

Airtable Tutorial, Automation & N8N Agent Workflows: Learn structure, views, forms, automation, and smart data systems

What you'll learn
⚡ Airtable structure and core terms
⚡ Tables, fields, and records setup
⚡ All major field types
⚡ Formulas and computed fields
⚡ Sorting, grouping, and color rules
⚡ Filters and saved views
⚡ Grid, gallery, kanban, and calendar views
⚡ Forms and advanced form setup
⚡ Version history and snapshots
⚡ Base editing and data control
⚡ Templates and table creation
⚡ Sharing and permission control
⚡ Built-in Airtable automation
⚡ Slack + Airtable automation example
⚡ Advanced automation flows
⚡ N8N setup and connection
⚡ Airtable API and credentials
⚡ Node concepts inside N8N
⚡ AI agent workflows with Airtable + N8N
⚡ Dashboard and interface setup
⚡ Omni AI basics

Requirements
❗ No prior Airtable experience required
❗ A free Airtable account
❗ A computer with internet access
❗ Basic spreadsheet familiarity helps
❗ Willingness to follow hands-on examples

Description
If you want to learn Airtable the right way — not just buttons and menus, but real working systems — this Airtable tutorial is for you.

Most people treat Airtable like a spreadsheet. That is a mistake. Airtable is much more powerful when you know how to structure bases, design fields, create smart views, connect forms, and run automations. This course walks you through all of that step by step, using real examples instead of theory.

This is a full Airtable course and hands-on bootcamp. You start from the basics and move toward advanced workflows, automation, dashboards, and AI agent setups using N8N. By the end, you won't just "know Airtable" — you will be able to set up working systems for projects, clients, teams, and products.

You will begin with Airtable structure and core terms so nothing feels confusing later. Then you will learn how tables, fields, records, and views actually work in real use. After that, you move into field types, formulas, filters, grouping, sorting, forms, sharing, and permissions. Every topic connects to a practical task.

Many learners skip structure and jump to automation too early. That leads to broken systems. This course fixes that. You will first learn how to design a clean base. Then you move into automation — both built-in Airtable automation and advanced flows with N8N.

You will also learn how to connect Airtable with Slack and other tools through automation examples. Then you move into AI agent workflows using Airtable + N8N. This is where your database becomes an active system instead of a static table.

There is also a full section on views like grid, gallery, kanban, and calendar so you can present data in the right way for each use case. You will learn forms in depth so you can collect clean data without errors. You will also learn version history, snapshots, and backup methods so your work stays safe.

Later sections cover collaboration, sharing controls, and permission levels. This matters if you work with teams or clients. Wrong settings can expose data or break tables. You will learn the safe way to manage access.

The final sections walk through dashboard interface setup and Airtable Omni AI so you understand how modern Airtable workflows are evolving.

If you skip this training, you will likely keep using Airtable like a basic sheet and miss its system power. You may waste time fixing messy tables and broken automations. This course saves that time and gives you a clean path.

After finishing, you will be able to

✨ Design structured Airtable bases

✨ Choose correct field types

✨ Write working formulas

✨ Create filtered and grouped views

✨ Collect data using forms

✨ Share data safely

✨ Run Airtable automations

✨ Connect Airtable with N8N

✨ Create AI agent workflows

✨ Set up dashboards

This Airtable bootcamp is direct, practical, and result-focused. No filler. Just real working skills.

Who this course is for
⭐ Beginners who want a full Airtable tutorial
⭐ Freelancers managing client data
⭐ Startup founders tracking projects
⭐ Marketers managing campaigns
⭐ Operations and workflow managers
⭐ No-code and low-code learners
⭐ Automation enthusiasts
⭐ Anyone who wants a full Airtable bootcamp path

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AI for Small Business Owners: Marketing, Customers and Admin
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 55m | Size: 783.56 MB

Use AI for marketing, customer replies, quotes and admin. Save time and sound like your brand. No tech skills needed.

What you'll learn
Describe your customers and your offer clearly, so an AI assistant can draft text that fits your business
Write prompts that give the AI the right details, tone and limits for the task you need
Create product descriptions, social posts, ads and emails in your own voice without inventing claims
Plan a simple, realistic content calendar that matches the time you actually have
Reply to customer questions, reviews and complaints with warm, accurate and honest messages
Prepare clear quotes, follow-ups and answers to price questions, and check every number and promise
Turn your know-how into checklists, procedures, simple spreadsheets and short reports
Draft job ads, onboarding plans and a 90-day plan, and know which points to check with an adviser
Use AI safely: protect customer data, check every output and follow a simple 30-day plan

Requirements
An AI chat tool such as Claude or ChatGPT (a free plan is enough)
A few notes about your business, its products or services and its customers
One or two real tasks you would like to speed up, such as posts or customer replies
No technical or coding background needed

Description Running a small business means doing ten jobs at once. AI can take a real share of the writing, planning and admin, but only if you know how to ask and how to check the result. Used carelessly, it gives bland posts, wrong details and risks for your customers' data.

This course shows you how to use an AI assistant (such as Claude or ChatGPT) as a fast, practical helper in your business, while your voice, your facts and your decisions stay yours.

You will learn to
- Understand your customer and write product descriptions, posts and ads that sell
- Draft emails and newsletters people actually read, and plan a simple content calendar
- Reply to customers, FAQs, reviews and complaints quickly and kindly
- Write quotes, proposals and follow-ups that win work
- Create checklists and standard procedures, and research your market and competitors
- Handle spreadsheets, invoices and simple reports
- Write job ads, onboarding and training, and plan your next quarter
- Protect customer data and keep your brand voice when you use AI

What is inside
- 18 short video lectures in 6 sections: marketing, sales, operations, team and safety
- Copy-and-paste prompts and templates for the jobs you do every week
- 6 hands-on assignments, 3 quizzes and 3 AI role plays
- A 30-day plan to put it into practice

For owners, freelancers and small teams. No technical background is needed. Bring your own business, and start with the free preview lectures.

Who this course is for
Owners and managers of small businesses, shops and studios
Freelancers and start-up founders who handle marketing and customers themselves
Anyone who wants to save time with AI without sounding generic or misleading customers
Small teams that want simple, safe rules for using AI at work

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https://www.udemy.com/course/ai-for-small-business-owners-marketing-customers-and-admin/

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Job Interview Success: Prepare, Practice, and Stand Out
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 19m | Size: 991.54 MB

Build confidence, make a strong first impression, answer common questions, for a successful job interview

What you'll learn
Prepare application materials and follow an employer's application instructions.
Research a company, position, and interviewer before an interview.
Plan practical interview logistics and organize useful materials.
Make a professional first impression through communication and conduct.
Prepare useful, job-related questions to ask an interviewer.
Respond thoughtfully to questions about challenges or work history.

Requirements
There are no requirements or prerequisites for taking this course

Description
A job interview can feel intimidating, whether you're applying for your first role, returning to work, or aiming for a new opportunity. The good news is that preparation can help you feel more confident and present your experience clearly.

In this practical course, you'll learn how to prepare for the stages surrounding a job interview—from applying for a position and organizing your materials to answering questions and following up afterward. You'll explore how to research a company, review the job requirements, practice concise responses, and make a professional first impression. You'll also learn ways to communicate your strengths, discuss your experience, and respond thoughtfully when a question catches you off guard.

The course covers common interview questions, questions you can ask an interviewer, professional etiquette, body language, and interview formats such as a meal interview. You'll also review resume and cover letter considerations, along with post-interview follow-up strategies.

I have included several download printable products including a workbook to assist you in your quest to ace your dream job interview.
Whether you're new to interviewing or simply want a refresher, this guide offers straightforward steps you can adapt to your goals and the role you're pursuing. Hiring practices and employment laws vary by location, so treat legal topics as a starting point for checking current local guidance—not as legal advice. Use the ideas in this course to prepare authentically, make informed choices, and approach your next interview with greater confidence.

Who this course is for
Job seekers preparing for an upcoming interview. Recent graduates and people applying for their first professional role. Career changers entering a new industry or type of position. People returning to the workforce after a break. Applicants who feel nervous or unsure how to prepare. Anyone seeking a practical refresher on interview etiquette, common questions, and follow-up.

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/job-interview-success-prepare-practice-and-stand-out/

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Microsoft SQL Server 2025 Administration by Microsoft Press
Released 10/2026
With Microsoft Press
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Skill level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 7h 23m | Size: 876.1 MB

Learn to manage, secure, and optimize SQL Server 2025 and Azure SQL databases with confidence. Gain hands-on experience and become a proficient database administrator by exploring installation, performance tuning, and high availability strategies.

Course details
Explore the comprehensive features of SQL Server 2025 and Azure SQL databases, focusing on management, security, and optimization. Learn how to install, configure, and use SQL Server administration and development tools effectively. Gain understanding of database server components and learn to provision databases both on-premises and in Azure. Secure your databases using advanced security measures and ensure high availability with strategies like log shipping, replication, and always on availability groups. Optimize performance by tuning SQL, designing efficient tables, and understanding execution plans and statistics. Follow along with detailed demonstrations and hands-on practice to solidify these skills. Discover how to automate everyday database administration tasks using tools like PowerShell and maintain a robust and scalable database environment. This course is intended for database professionals of all skill levels, offering valuable insights to anyone looking to advance in the field of SQL Server administration. Note: This course was created by Microsoft Press. We are pleased to host this content in our library.

Skills covered
Server Administration, Microsoft SQL Server

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Mastering Helm Charts: From Kubernetes Basics to Deployment
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 2h 30m | Size: 1.79 GB

Learn Helm Chart Creation, Kubernetes Deployments, Release Management, Jenkins Integration Multi-Environment Automation

What you'll learn
Understand Helm fundamentals, including Helm charts, releases, repositories, and the role of Helm in Kubernetes application deployment.
Set up a local Kubernetes environment using Minikube and install and configure Helm.
Create custom Helm charts from scratch and understand the purpose of Chart.yaml, values.yaml, and template files.
Deploy Kubernetes applications and Pods using Helm charts instead of manually managing individual resource definitions.
Manage Helm releases by installing, upgrading, listing, inspecting, and rolling back deployments to previous revisions.
Perform rolling upgrades and understand how Kubernetes deployment strategies affect application availability and downtime.
Use Helm chart repositories and Artifact Hub to discover, download, and deploy existing application charts.Understand Go-based Helm templating, including condit
Deploy Jenkins on Kubernetes using an existing Helm chart and explore related resources such as Deployments, Services, Persistent Volume Claims, and Secrets.
Customize existing Helm charts through configuration values without unnecessarily modifying the original templates.
Apply Helm automation practices to simplify repetitive Kubernetes deployment tasks and develop reusable deployment solutions.

Requirements
Basic familiarity with Kubernetes concepts, including Pods, Deployments, and Services, is helpful.
Basic Linux command-line knowledge is recommended for running Helm and Kubernetes commands.
A working Kubernetes environment is required for hands-on practice. Students can use Minikube or another compatible Kubernetes cluster.
Helm must be installed and configured in the environment used for the practical sessions.
An internet connection is recommended for accessing chart repositories, downloading charts, and installing application dependencies.
Basic familiarity with YAML configuration files is useful for understanding Kubernetes manifests and Helm chart values.

Description
Are you ready to simplify Kubernetes application deployment and make your DevOps workflows more efficient? This hands-on Helm Chart Training takes you from the fundamentals of Helm to creating reusable charts, managing application releases, and automating Kubernetes deployments.

Helm is a powerful package manager for Kubernetes that helps you package application resources, manage configuration values, and deploy applications consistently across different environments. Instead of maintaining multiple Kubernetes YAML files manually, you will learn how Helm charts organize templates and configurable values into reusable deployment packages.

Throughout this course, you will explore the core concepts of Helm, including charts, releases, repositories, templates, and values files. You will set up a local Kubernetes environment using Minikube, install Helm, and create your own charts from scratch. You will also learn how to deploy applications, customize configurations using values.yaml and the --set option, perform upgrades, inspect release history, and roll back deployments when required.

The course covers practical deployment scenarios, including multi-environment configurations for development, QA, staging, and production. You will explore Helm repositories and Artifact Hub to discover existing charts and learn how to deploy Jenkins on Kubernetes using a pre-built chart.

Through hands-on demonstrations, you will learn to

- Create and customize Helm charts using templates and values files.

- Deploy Kubernetes applications using reusable Helm charts.

- Manage upgrades, release revisions, and rollback operations.

- Configure different deployment environments using separate values files.

- Deploy Jenkins and understand its supporting Kubernetes resources.

- Apply automation principles to reduce repetitive deployment work.

By the end of this course, you will have practical experience creating, deploying, customizing, and managing Helm charts. You will be better prepared to build reusable deployment solutions, standardize Kubernetes application delivery, and apply Helm in real-world DevOps projects.

Who this course is for
DevOps Engineers who want to simplify Kubernetes deployments and manage applications through reusable Helm charts.
Kubernetes Administrators who need to manage application releases, upgrades, rollbacks, and environment-specific configurations.
Cloud Engineers who want to standardize application deployments across Kubernetes environments.
Platform Engineers who need reusable deployment templates and consistent application delivery workflows.
CI/CD Engineers who want to integrate Helm-based deployments into automation and delivery pipelines.
Developers who want to package their applications for reliable deployment on Kubernetes.
Students and Beginners in DevOps who want hands-on experience with Helm chart creation, deployment, and release management.
IT Professionals and System Administrators who want to reduce repetitive deployment tasks and improve Kubernetes application management.

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/mastering-helm-charts-from-kubernetes-basics-to-deployment/

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Mastering Helm Charts: From Kubernetes Basics to Deployment
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 2h 30m | Size: 1.79 GB

Learn Helm Chart Creation, Kubernetes Deployments, Release Management, Jenkins Integration Multi-Environment Automation

What you'll learn
Understand Helm fundamentals, including Helm charts, releases, repositories, and the role of Helm in Kubernetes application deployment.
Set up a local Kubernetes environment using Minikube and install and configure Helm.
Create custom Helm charts from scratch and understand the purpose of Chart.yaml, values.yaml, and template files.
Deploy Kubernetes applications and Pods using Helm charts instead of manually managing individual resource definitions.
Manage Helm releases by installing, upgrading, listing, inspecting, and rolling back deployments to previous revisions.
Perform rolling upgrades and understand how Kubernetes deployment strategies affect application availability and downtime.
Use Helm chart repositories and Artifact Hub to discover, download, and deploy existing application charts.Understand Go-based Helm templating, including condit
Deploy Jenkins on Kubernetes using an existing Helm chart and explore related resources such as Deployments, Services, Persistent Volume Claims, and Secrets.
Customize existing Helm charts through configuration values without unnecessarily modifying the original templates.
Apply Helm automation practices to simplify repetitive Kubernetes deployment tasks and develop reusable deployment solutions.

Requirements
Basic familiarity with Kubernetes concepts, including Pods, Deployments, and Services, is helpful.
Basic Linux command-line knowledge is recommended for running Helm and Kubernetes commands.
A working Kubernetes environment is required for hands-on practice. Students can use Minikube or another compatible Kubernetes cluster.
Helm must be installed and configured in the environment used for the practical sessions.
An internet connection is recommended for accessing chart repositories, downloading charts, and installing application dependencies.
Basic familiarity with YAML configuration files is useful for understanding Kubernetes manifests and Helm chart values.

Description
Are you ready to simplify Kubernetes application deployment and make your DevOps workflows more efficient? This hands-on Helm Chart Training takes you from the fundamentals of Helm to creating reusable charts, managing application releases, and automating Kubernetes deployments.

Helm is a powerful package manager for Kubernetes that helps you package application resources, manage configuration values, and deploy applications consistently across different environments. Instead of maintaining multiple Kubernetes YAML files manually, you will learn how Helm charts organize templates and configurable values into reusable deployment packages.

Throughout this course, you will explore the core concepts of Helm, including charts, releases, repositories, templates, and values files. You will set up a local Kubernetes environment using Minikube, install Helm, and create your own charts from scratch. You will also learn how to deploy applications, customize configurations using values.yaml and the --set option, perform upgrades, inspect release history, and roll back deployments when required.

The course covers practical deployment scenarios, including multi-environment configurations for development, QA, staging, and production. You will explore Helm repositories and Artifact Hub to discover existing charts and learn how to deploy Jenkins on Kubernetes using a pre-built chart.

Through hands-on demonstrations, you will learn to

- Create and customize Helm charts using templates and values files.

- Deploy Kubernetes applications using reusable Helm charts.

- Manage upgrades, release revisions, and rollback operations.

- Configure different deployment environments using separate values files.

- Deploy Jenkins and understand its supporting Kubernetes resources.

- Apply automation principles to reduce repetitive deployment work.

By the end of this course, you will have practical experience creating, deploying, customizing, and managing Helm charts. You will be better prepared to build reusable deployment solutions, standardize Kubernetes application delivery, and apply Helm in real-world DevOps projects.

Who this course is for
DevOps Engineers who want to simplify Kubernetes deployments and manage applications through reusable Helm charts.
Kubernetes Administrators who need to manage application releases, upgrades, rollbacks, and environment-specific configurations.
Cloud Engineers who want to standardize application deployments across Kubernetes environments.
Platform Engineers who need reusable deployment templates and consistent application delivery workflows.
CI/CD Engineers who want to integrate Helm-based deployments into automation and delivery pipelines.
Developers who want to package their applications for reliable deployment on Kubernetes.
Students and Beginners in DevOps who want hands-on experience with Helm chart creation, deployment, and release management.
IT Professionals and System Administrators who want to reduce repetitive deployment tasks and improve Kubernetes application management.

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/mastering-helm-charts-from-kubernetes-basics-to-deployment/

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Machinery Commissioning & Testing: FAT, SAT & Baseline
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 3h 18m | Size: 2.04 GB

Know what to witness at works test, run a proper site acceptance and capture the baseline data every future diagnosis de

What you'll learn
Build an inspection and test plan with hold, witness and review points that mean something
Decide what to witness at the works and what can safely be accepted on certificate
Interpret a mechanical running test, its vibration acceptance criteria and temperature stabilisation
Judge whether a performance test proves what it claims given the measurement uncertainty involved
Assess when string testing or full load full pressure testing is justified against its cost
Verify foundation acceptance, baseplate setting, grouting and soft foot before the machine runs
Carry out cold alignment with a thermal growth allowance and measure pipe strain at the flanges
Manage lube oil flushing to a cleanliness acceptance that protects the bearings
Run a first start with defined abort criteria and monitor the run-in properly
Capture the baseline vibration signature, orbit and operating data that future diagnosis will depend on

Requirements
No prior commissioning experience is required — the testing sequence is built from first principles
Any engineering or technical background is enough to follow the course
No specialist calculation is required
No software or licence needed
Helpful but not essential: familiarity with rotating machinery or project execution

Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

A machine is tested at the works, installed, commissioned and handed over. Eight years later it starts vibrating and nobody can say whether it was ever any better, because the baseline was never captured.

Commissioning is treated as a schedule milestone rather than the last chance to establish what good looks like. It is both.

In this course you will learn how to test, witness, commission and record properly.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN TO DO
By the end of this course you will be able to

● Build an inspection and test plan with meaningful hold and witness points

● Decide what to witness at the works and what to accept on certificate

● Interpret a mechanical running test and its acceptance criteria

● Judge whether a performance test proves what it claims, given measurement uncertainty

● Verify foundation, grouting, soft foot and alignment before the machine ever runs

● Manage lube oil flushing to a cleanliness acceptance that actually protects the bearings

● Run a first start with clear abort criteria

● Capture the baseline data that every future diagnosis will depend on

HOW THE COURSE IS TAUGHT
● Testing explained by what each stage proves and what it cannot

● Built around the defects that get found late and the cost differential of finding them early

● Honest about which tests are routinely waived and what that actually costs

● Five section quizzes and a final exam

● Every presentation is included as a downloadable PDF, so you keep the slides as a desk reference after the course

● Includes the handover gaps that leave operations unsupported on day one

WHAT IS COVERED
● Why testing matters, and the cost differential of finding a defect at each stage

● The testing sequence from shop test through to performance demonstration

● The inspection and test plan, hold and witness points, and agreeing acceptance criteria in advance

● Mechanical running test — duration, vibration acceptance and bearing temperature stabilisation

● Performance testing, test codes, measurement uncertainty and tolerance bands

● String testing and complete unit testing, and when the cost is justified

● Optional tests worth paying for on critical machines

● Receipt inspection, storage, preservation and the damage that occurs before installation

● Foundation acceptance, baseplate setting, grouting and soft foot

● Cold alignment, thermal growth allowance and pipe strain measurement

● Lube oil flushing and cleanliness acceptance

● Pre-start checks, first rotation, run-in and load ramping

● Site performance testing, its variability and the contractual disputes it causes

● Baseline data capture, punch listing, documentation and warranty

WHO THIS IS FOR
● Project and commissioning engineers responsible for machinery packages

● Rotating equipment engineers witnessing works and site tests

● Site and installation engineers setting, grouting and aligning machinery

● Reliability engineers who inherit the machine and its baseline data

● Operations engineers taking handover of a new machine

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR
I am a Chartered Engineer (CEng MIMechE) with over fifteen years in oil and gas, energy and industrial infrastructure, across a range of projects and disciplines.

For more than five years I have also been teaching. Close to twenty thousand engineers have taken my courses, which hold an average rating of 4.26 across the catalogue.

I build these courses because I am genuinely interested in how engineering works and why it fails, and because most technical subjects are taught far worse than they need to be. My aim every time is to produce the course I would have wanted when I first met the subject — practical, honest about what actually matters, and free of the padding that wastes your time.

REQUIREMENTS
No prior commissioning experience is required — the testing sequence is built from first principles. Any engineering or technical background is enough to follow it.

START NOW

Enrol today and work through it at your own pace, with every presentation available as a downloadable PDF, lifetime access and every future update included.
Who this course is for
Project and commissioning engineers responsible for machinery packages on capital projects
Rotating equipment engineers witnessing works tests and site acceptance
Site and installation engineers setting, grouting, aligning and connecting machinery
Reliability engineers who inherit the machine and depend on its commissioning records
Operations engineers taking handover of new machinery and its documentation
Graduate engineers entering project execution or machinery commissioning

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/machinery-commissioning-testing-fat-sat-baseline/

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Introduction to OpenAI ChatGPT (2026)
Released 10/2026
By Craig Golightly
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Introduction to OpenAI ChatGPT (2026)
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Most people who open ChatGPT still treat it like a search box, but the interface has evolved beyond a simple chatbot.

Most people who open ChatGPT still treat it like a search box, but the interface has evolved beyond a simple chatbot. In this course, Introduction to OpenAI ChatGPT, you'll gain the ability to use current ChatGPT capabilities to turn an idea or source material into a useful, reviewable result. First, you'll explore how Chat and ChatGPT Work divide the labor, and why automatic routing has replaced manual model selection for most tasks. Next, you'll discover how to give ChatGPT richer context through text, images, files, and web sources, and when to use web search versus deep research. Finally, you'll learn how to hand off a real task to ChatGPT Work, review and refine what comes back, and keep your context organized with projects, memory, and connected tools. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of current ChatGPT capabilities needed to get real work done.

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Innovation in the Age of AI: 10 Use Cases for Leaders
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 24m | Size: 844.61 MB

Run the whole innovation process with AI, from the right problem to the pitch. Real tests, honest results.

What you'll learn
Frame the real problem, not just the loudest complaint
Read market signals with AI and count independent sources
Generate many ideas with AI and see how many are really different
Turn an idea into a concept and name the assumption that could kill it
Score ideas fairly and spot when AI picks its own yardstick
Build a quick prototype and say what is real and what is faked
Test ideas with simulated customers and know why you still need real people
Build a business case from the bottom up, then check the top

Requirements
No coding or technical background. Access to any AI assistant, such as Claude or ChatGPT (a free account is enough)

Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Everyone says AI makes innovation faster. Few people show you where it quietly gets things wrong.

This course follows the innovation process through ten stages, from the first problem to the final pitch. Most stages open with a short theory lecture on one concept in innovation, such as why the problem matters most, trend tracking and weak signals, how ideas are made, why AI ideas look alike, and how to turn an idea into a concept. Then we do it with AI, for real.

In the hands-on lectures, each stage has its own person, its own company and a real test with real AI tools. You see the real answers on your screen. We start from knowing the answers, and the AI never sees them. So we can tell you what it found, what it missed and what it made up.

You will see, among other things

- an AI that read twenty customer interviews and what it chose as the first problem

- fifty ideas from one prompt that turned out to be only a handful of themes

- twelve ideas scored by AI, and the yardstick it chose all by itself

- a prototype that looked finished while its key button did nothing

- simulated customers who were far more keen than real ones

- a business case where the market size and the bottom up numbers disagreed

After every test comes the rule behind it, in plain words, and a one page tool you can use on Monday: a problem framing card, a signal check sheet, an ideation prompt card, a concept one pager, an idea scorecard, a prototype honesty checklist, a test plan card and a pitch and numbers sheet. At the end you build your own innovation process on one page.

No code is needed. You only need to be able to write a clear request to an AI assistant.

Who teaches you: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ana-Maria Olteteanu, AI researcher and author of more than 70 scientific publications, with a research focus on creativity and cognition.

Who this course is for
Business leaders, managers and strategy teams who want to use AI in innovation

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Incident Command: Master the First 15 Minutes
Published 10/2026
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Lead major IT incidents with confidence. Learn incident command, impact assessment, communication and mitigation.

What you'll learn
Lead the first 15 minutes of a major incident using a clear incident-command framework.
Assess customer impact, assign ownership, and establish an effective response rhythm.
Use the FIRST15 method and CAN framework to coordinate actions and drive safe mitigation.
Communicate clearly with technical teams, executives, and stakeholders during major incidents.

Requirements
No previous incident-command experience required. Basic familiarity with IT operations or service incidents is helpful.

Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

AI tools were used to assist with course content development and to generate the video presenter and narration. The course teaches practical incident command principles, decision-making frameworks, and exercises designed for real-world incident response.

When a major incident strikes, the first 15 minutes matter.

Systems are failing. Customers are impacted. Engineers are investigating. Leaders want answers.

In the middle of that uncertainty, someone needs to establish control.

Incident Command: Master the First 15 Minutes is a practical training course designed to help you lead major IT incidents with clarity, structure and confidence.

Rather than focusing solely on technical troubleshooting, this course teaches you how to organise an effective incident response, establish accountability, make decisions under pressure and keep teams aligned around reducing customer impact.

What you'll learn

Through 23 focused lessons, you'll explore

-Incident Command Fundamentals: Understand the Incident Commander's responsibilities and how command differs from coordination.

-The FIRST15 Method: Learn a practical operating sequence for the critical opening minutes of a major incident.

-Impact and Severity: Assess customer impact and establish provisional incident severity.

-Conditions, Actions, Needs (CAN): Use a structured framework to track the situation, actions and blockers.

-Technical Workstreams: Assign clear ownership and coordinate parallel investigations.

-Incident Communications: Establish reliable updates for technical teams, customers and executives.

-Mitigation and Decision-Making: Drive safe actions before root cause is fully understood.

-Recovery and Handover: Maintain control through resolution, validation and command transitions.

-Operational Improvement: Strengthen your incident response through after-action reviews and practical exercises.

-Responsible AI Use: Explore where AI can assist incident response without replacing human judgment.

Learn through practical application

This course includes realistic incident scenarios, a command simulation and a downloadable FIRST15 field guide with frameworks and exercises you can adapt to your organisation.

Who should take this course?

This course is designed for Incident Managers, IT Operations professionals, Site Reliability Engineers, DevOps teams, technical team leaders, customer response professionals and anyone preparing to lead major incidents.

No previous Incident Commander experience is required. A basic understanding of IT operations is helpful.

The goal is simple: create clarity, establish control and help teams reduce customer impact quickly and safely.
Developed bySteadyCommand, practical training for professionals responsible for leading incidents when it matters most.

Who this course is for
Incident managers, aspiring Incident Commanders, IT operations professionals, SRE and DevOps engineers, technical team leads, and customer response leaders.

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IFRS Consolidation from Theory to Practice a Complete Course
Published 10/2026
Created by Mohammed Amrani
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 92 Lectures ( 10h 11m ) | Size: 4.2 GB

IFRS 3, IFRS 10, IFRS 11, IAS 28, IAS 21, IAS 12, IAS 24, IFRS 18 and 19: consolidation with DipIFR ACCA exam technique

What you'll learn
⚡ Build a full consolidated statement of financial position, profit or loss, and statement of changes in equity from scratch
⚡ Determine control, significant influence, and joint control under IFRS 10, IAS 28, and IFRS 11
⚡ Calculate goodwill and non-controlling interest under IFRS 3, including fair value adjustments and the related deferred tax
⚡ Eliminate intra-group transactions, unrealized profit, and investment balances correctly
⚡ Handle every change-in-ownership scenario: step-ups to control, further acquisitions, partial disposals, dilution, and share buy-backs, and know instantly which
⚡ Apply IAS 21 to translate and consolidate foreign subsidiaries
⚡ Apply IAS 12 deferred tax in a group context, including on fair value uplifts and unrealized profit eliminations
⚡ Identify and disclose related party transactions correctly under IAS 24
⚡ Prepare a classical consolidation worksheet and post every adjustment as a full, balanced journal entry (Dr/Cr), not just a "working"
⚡ Work through real, corrected ACCA DipIFR exam style questions using proper financial modeling technique
⚡ Apply everything learned to SAP's actual published IFRS financial statements, not a hypothetical textbook example

Requirements
❗ A working knowledge of general IFRS principles and terminology.
❗ A basic understanding of financial accounting and how to read a set of financial statements Familiarity with double entry bookkeeping (debits and credits)
❗ Excel to follow and rebuild the worked case studies
❗ Helpful but not required: ACCA DipIFR study or a similar qualification or background, given the exam style capstones

Description
After 20 years as a CFO, I built the course I wish had existed when I was learning consolidation myself: one that treats every adjustment as a full journal entry, not just a "working," and carries it line by line through a classical consolidation worksheet into the final statements.

This is a complete, practical course in IFRS group accounting, built for people who need to actually produce consolidated financial statements, not just recognize the theory behind them.

By the end, you will be able to build a full consolidated statement of financial position, profit or loss, and statement of changes in equity from scratch, and explain the reason behind every single line.

What the course covers

✨ Business combinations and consolidation: IFRS 3, IFRS 10, IAS 27

✨ Change in ownership scenarios: step ups to control, further acquisitions, partial disposals, dilution through share issuances, share buy backs, and full disposals, and exactly which ones hit profit or loss versus which move straight through equity

✨ Joint arrangements and associates: IFRS 11, IAS 28

✨ Foreign subsidiaries: IAS 21

✨ Deferred tax in the group context: IAS 12

✨ Related party disclosures: IAS 24

✨ The newly issued IFRS 18 and IFRS 19

What makes this course different

✨ Every adjustment is shown as a full journal entry (debit and credit), then carried line by line through a classical consolidation worksheet into the final statements, so the double entry stays traceable and balanced at every step

✨ Several modules tackles SAP's real, published IFRS financial statements, not a hypothetical textbook example

✨ ACCA UK DipIFR exam style capstones and full Excel study cases, corrected and worked from real past DipIFR exam questions, in proper financial modeling style: clean blue inputs, formulas you can trace line by line

✨ An extra , formula cheat sheet covering every adjustment in the course

Who this course is for
⭐ Finance and accounting professionals moving into group reporting, consolidation, or technical accounting roles
⭐ CFOs, financial controllers, and finance managers who deal with group restructuring, M&A, and ownership change transactions
⭐ Auditors and audit trainees who review or sign off on consolidated financial statements
⭐ ACCA DipIFR ,CA, and CIMA candidates preparing specifically for the consolidation questions in the exam
⭐ Anyone who wants to build the same traceable, financial modeling discipline used in M&A valuation work, applied to consolidation

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IFRS 18: Complete Guide with Practical Examples with AI tool
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 28m | Size: 1000.37 MB

Master Financial Statement Presentation, P&L Classification, Cash Flow, Operating Profit, MPMs and Disclosures

What you'll learn
Understand the key requirements of IFRS 18 and Ind AS 118 and their differences from IAS 1
Apply the new principles for classifying income and expenses and presenting the Statement of Profit or Loss
Understand and apply aggregation, disaggregation, Management-defined Performance Measures (MPMs), and related disclosure requirements
Analyze practical financial statement examples and apply IFRS 18 and Ind AS 118 requirements to real-world situations

Requirements
No prior knowledge of IFRS 18 or Ind AS 118 is required. A basic understanding of accounting and financial statements is helpful but not essential.

Description

Master IFRS 18 – Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements with a practical, easy-to-understand approach.
IFRS 18 introduces significant changes to the presentation and disclosure of financial statements and replaces IAS 1 Presentation of Financial Statements. With IFRS 18 effective for annual reporting periods beginning on or after1 January 2027, understanding these changes is essential for accountants, finance professionals, auditors, financial reporting teams and students preparing for the new reporting requirements.

This course provides apractical and structured guide to IFRS 18, with a particular focus on how the new requirements affect the Statement of Profit or Loss and other financial statement disclosures.

In this course, you will learn

- Thekey differences between IAS 1 and IFRS 18

- The newstructure of the Statement of Profit or Loss

- The new categories:Operating, Investing and Financing

- New defined subtotals, includingOperating Profit andProfit Before Financing and Income Taxes

- Classification ofincome and expenses under IFRS 18

- Howinterest income and interest expense are classified

- The principles ofaggregation and disaggregation

- How to identify and presentmaterial information

-Management-defined Performance Measures (MPMs) and their disclosures

- New requirements relating todisaggregation of expenses

- How to prepare cash flow statement as per IFRS 18

- Practical examples illustrating the application of IFRS 18

- How to Pass Journal Entries

- Important considerations for thetransition to IFRS 18 and comparative information

- Quiz to check your understanding

- IFRS 18 and Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Who this course is for
Accountants, auditors, finance professionals, financial reporting teams, CA/CPA/ACCA students and professionals, and accounting students who want to understand the practical application of IFRS 18 and Ind AS 118 and the transition from IAS 1.

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How Railways Actually Work: A Business Guide | Railways 101
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 2h 30m | Size: 696.3 MB

Understand the fixed corridor, marginal train costs, and the financial mechanics behind railway businesses.

What you'll learn
Explain why the right of way is the core asset and why the second train costs a fraction of the first
Break down the marginal cost of running one more train into crew, fuel, locomotives, maintenance, and terminals
Calculate and interpret the operating ratio from published railway income statements
Separate revenue growth into volume and rate components using carload and revenue ton-mile data
Compare integrated below-rail and above-rail structures with separated access-based systems
Identify how capitalising track renewals versus expensing repairs affects reported profit
Describe how railways carry land, easements, and terminals on the balance sheet at historical cost
Explain how access charges are set and regulated for operators using another company's track
Outline the stages of a rate review and how allowed revenue is determined by regulators

Requirements
None, no prior rail way system working experience required

Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence for voice overs. This course explains how railways function as businesses, focusing on the economic and financial principles that drive the industry. It is designed for analysts, bankers, logistics professionals, and infrastructure investors who want to understand railways beyond the surface. You will learn to read railway financial statements, interpret key metrics like the operating ratio, and analyze the impact of fixed infrastructure on costs and strategy.

The course covers the structure of railway operations, from below-rail ownership to above-rail services, and examines how regulation, contracts, and capital decisions shape performance. Through real-world examples and published data, you will see how railways generate revenue, manage costs, and allocate capital. The lessons are taught using clear explanations and practical examples, avoiding jargon and hype. By the end, you will be able to walk through a railway annual report, identify the drivers of profitability, and discuss railway economics with confidence. No prior finance knowledge is required, but a curiosity about how large infrastructure systems work will help.

What you will learn:
1. Explain why the right of way is the core asset and why the second train costs a fraction of the first

2. Break down the marginal cost of running one more train into crew, fuel, locomotives, maintenance, and terminals

3. Calculate and interpret the operating ratio from published railway income statements

4. Separate revenue growth into volume and rate components using carload and revenue ton-mile data

5. Compare integrated below-rail and above-rail structures with separated access-based systems

6. Identify how capitalising track renewals versus expensing repairs affects reported profit

7. Describe how railways carry land, easements, and terminals on the balance sheet at historical cost

8. Explain how access charges are set and regulated for operators using another company's track

9. Outline the stages of a rate review and how allowed revenue is determined by regulators

10. Read segment tables to distinguish traffic mix effects from headline revenue changes

11. Evaluate capital expenditure, dividends, and buybacks against the renewal needs of a corridor

Who this course is for
Analysts and bankers covering transport or infrastructure sectors
Logistics and supply-chain professionals who buy rail freight
Infrastructure investors or engineers moving to the commercial side
Stock researchers want to understand how rail way business work

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Hardening and Secure Configuration: Ports, Baselines, Benchmarks, and Security Scoring
Released 10/2026
With Rahul Kaundal and Itelcotech
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Skill level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 2h 8m | Size: 459.5 MB

Get a comprehensive, practical, and example-driven intro to system hardening and secure configuration. Learn how to reduce attack surface and protect systems through configuration management.

Course details
This course provides a comprehensive, practical, and example-driven introduction to system hardening and secure configuration, designed for IT professionals, system administrators, security practitioners, and technical leaders seeking to understand how to reduce attack surface and protect systems through disciplined configuration management. Begin by exploring the foundational concepts of system hardening, including what hardening is, why secure configuration matters, the risks posed by default configurations, and how hardening contributes to attack surface reduction. Then examine secure configuration fundamentals, including configuration baselines, secure build standards, configuration drift, and the important distinction between hardening and patching. Examine ports, services, and protocols, including commonly used network ports, the difference between allowed and blocked ports, how to identify and disable unnecessary services, and how port management reduces organizational exposure to attacks. Learn about operating system hardening in detail, including Windows Server and Linux Server hardening basics, account and password policy hardening, file system and permission hardening, and secure administrative access. Study endpoint and workstation hardening, including local admin rights control, application control and software restrictions, device control and removable media restrictions, and endpoint firewall and security settings, followed by server and application hardening covering server role-based hardening, web server hardening, database server hardening, application configuration security, and removing unused components and features. Learn about network device hardening, including router and switch hardening, firewall secure configuration, secure management interfaces, management protocols such as SNMP, SSH, and Telnet, and network device logging and monitoring. Explore cloud and virtualization hardening, covering cloud configuration security basics, virtual machine hardening, storage and access configuration, security group and firewall rule hardening, and identity and permission hardening in cloud environments. Finally, review security benchmarks and standards, including an introduction to security benchmarks, CIS Benchmarks, vendor hardening guides, and internal security baselines, and how these resources are used to measure and maintain secure configurations. By the end of this course, you will have more working knowledge of hardening principles, techniques, and standards across diverse IT environments, so you can implement, assess, and maintain secure configurations that protect organizational systems and data. Note: This course was created by Rahul Kaundal and Itelcotech. We are pleased to host this content in our library.

Skills covered
Hardening, Cybersecurity

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IEC 61010-2-010: Electrical, Thermal, and Mechanical Safety
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 3840x2160 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 3h 34m | Size: 9.71 GB

Learn laboratory heating equipment safety, hazard assessment, electrical insulation testing, thermal protection, and IEC

What you'll learn
Explain the scope and application of IEC 61010-2-010:2014 and identify laboratory equipment used for heating materials that may fall within the standard's scope
Identify potential safety hazards associated with laboratory heating equipment, including electrical shock, excessive temperatures, mechanical failure, pressure
Describe electrical safety and insulation verification principles, including the purpose of insulation testing, transient overvoltage testing, and relevant test
Explain thermal safety and over-temperature protection concepts, including the role of protective devices and the importance of evaluating equipment under speci

Requirements
This course is suitable for students, engineers, technicians, laboratory professionals, equipment manufacturers, quality assurance personnel, and anyone interested in understanding IEC 61010-2-010 safety requirements.

Description
"This course contains the use of artificial intelligence."

Welcome to theIEC 61010-2-010:2014 – Laboratory Heating Equipment Safety, Testing & Compliance Masterclass.

Laboratory heating equipment is widely used in research laboratories, scientific institutions, testing facilities, and industrial applications. Ensuring the safety of this equipment requires an understanding of applicable safety standards, potential hazards, protective measures, and verification procedures.

This course introduces the key safety concepts associated withIEC 61010-2-010:2014, which addresses particular safety requirements for laboratory equipment used for heating materials. It is designed to help students, engineers, technicians, manufacturers, testing professionals, and quality assurance personnel develop a structured understanding of laboratory heating equipment safety and compliance.

Through technical explanations, diagrams, decision trees, and engineering-focused examples, you will explore how safety considerations relate to equipment design, testing, inspection, and technical documentation.

What Will You Learn?

By completing this course, you will develop an understanding of

- The scope and application of IEC 61010-2-010:2014.

- Hazard identification and safety considerations for laboratory heating equipment.

- Electrical safety, insulation, and electrical verification concepts.

- Thermal hazards, hot surfaces, and over-temperature protection.

- Mechanical integrity and pressure-related safety considerations, where applicable.

- First Fault Condition concepts and the role of protective devices.

- The importance of equipment markings, operator instructions, maintenance information, and technical documentation.

- Compliance assessment principles and the role of test evidence in supporting safety evaluations.

Key Topics Covered

1. Introduction to IEC 61010-2-010
Understand the purpose of the standard and its relationship to the safety assessment of laboratory equipment used for heating materials.

2. Hazard Identification and Risk Considerations
Explore potential electrical, thermal, mechanical, and fire-related hazards and understand why these risks must be considered during equipment design and evaluation.

3. Electrical Safety and Insulation
Learn the purpose of insulation verification, transient overvoltage testing, and long-term electrical stress assessment, subject to the applicable requirements.

4. Thermal Safety and Over-Temperature Protection
Understand the importance of temperature control, protective devices, and evaluation of equipment behavior under specified fault conditions.

5. Mechanical Integrity and Pressure-Related Hazards
Explore the safety considerations associated with equipment construction, pressure relief, and vacuum-related structural risks where relevant to the apparatus.

6. Protective Devices and Fault Conditions
Understand the principles behind protective-device operation, verification methods, and the importance of reliable safety functions.

7. Documentation and Compliance Verification
Learn how operator instructions, equipment markings, maintenance procedures, inspection records, and test documentation contribute to a structured safety assessment.

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is suitable for

- Electrical and electronics engineers.

- Laboratory equipment designers and manufacturers.

- Product safety and compliance engineers.

- Testing laboratory professionals.

- Quality assurance and quality control personnel.

- Product certification and regulatory affairs professionals.

- Laboratory technicians and technical personnel.

- Engineering students and recent graduates interested in product safety.

Whether you are new to IEC standards or want to strengthen your existing technical knowledge, this course provides an introduction to the major safety concepts associated with laboratory heating equipment.

Course Requirements

No prior knowledge of IEC 61010-2-010 is required. A basic understanding of electrical engineering, electronics, laboratory equipment, or industrial safety may be helpful but is not mandatory.

You do not need specialized laboratory equipment or testing instruments to follow the educational content.

Why Take This Course?

Understanding safety standards is about more than reading technical clauses. It involves recognizing potential hazards, understanding the purpose of protective measures, identifying relevant verification activities, and maintaining appropriate technical evidence.

This course aims to help you develop a systematic approach to understanding laboratory heating equipment safety and the compliance assessment process.

By studying the concepts presented, you can build a stronger foundation for technical discussions, design reviews, testing activities, and safety documentation.

Start Your Learning Journey Today

Take the next step in your professional development by exploring the safety principles associated with IEC 61010-2-010:2014.

Build your knowledge, strengthen your understanding of safety verification, and develop a more structured approach to laboratory heating equipment compliance.

Learn the standard. Understand the hazards. Support safer equipment design.
Who this course is for
No previous experience with IEC 61010-2-010 is required. A basic understanding of electrical engineering, electronics, laboratory equipment, or industrial safety may be helpful, but motivated beginners are welcome. Whether you are starting your journey in product safety or looking to strengthen your existing technical knowledge, this course will help you understand the key concepts and engineering considerations associated with laboratory heating equipment safety.

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