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Lynda - Marketing Analytics: Segmentation and Testing
Duration: 0h 53m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 15&30fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch | 129 MB
Genre: eLearning | Level: Advanced | Language: English​

An understanding of how to segment and test marketing campaigns with analytics is a useful addition to any digital marketer's toolkit. In this course, digital marketing consultant Adriaan Brits shows you-with real-world examples in Google Analytics-how to optimize your campaigns by segmenting and testing them, and then how to analyze your results. To begin, Adriaan explains why digital marketers segment and test their campaigns. He also goes over the difference between planned and retroactive segmentation, and how you can use these concepts to efficiently organize your workflow. Next, using case studies, he shows you how to set up segments for testing in Google Analytics for technological, demographic, behavioral, social, and email campaign types. Finally, he provides tips and tricks for testing with analytics, and offers practice tasks that you can replicate using your own Google Analytics account.

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C and C++ Programming : Step-by-Step Tutorial
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 12 Hours | Lec: 143 | 7.15 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English​

C Programming and C++ Programming Learn both at your own pace

Note: This is just introductory price, price will hike soon, So join now and get the benefit

C and C++ Programming are must to learn for every one who are interested in programming and want to start their career in software industry. It is the basic foundation of any programming languages. All the programming languages like java, c# or any object oriented programming language are all inherited from c and c++.

In this course you will learn all the basic fundamentals of c and c++ from scratch then proceed to advanced topics.

In this course each and every topic is explained with example programs to understand the concepts better, there are many practical examples in this course, You will Learn the course by practicing the code as you go along with the course.

Once you finish the course you will be able to

Write your own code in c
Write your own code in c++
Understand Object Oriented concepts in c++
Will be able to understand any standard code written in c and c++ and able to modify them according to the requirement

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Liz Benny - InstaSocial Secrets
WEBRip | English | MP4 + PDF Guides + work files | 1920 x 1080 | AVC ~1581 kbps | 25 fps
AAC | 126 Kbps | 44.1 KHz | 2 channels | Subs: English | 07:26:27 | 5.78 GB​

Genre: eLearning Video / Business, Net: Advertising, Web Traffic
How Instagram Gurus Are Making $19,230 Per Week Doing Simple Posts...And How You Can Too


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Lynda - Visual Design Basics in Articulate
Duration: 2h 34m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 15&30fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch | 458 MB
Genre: eLearning | Level: Intermediate | Language: English​

Learn how to design effective slides that enhance the learning experience of your audience with Articulate Storyline 2. In this course, David Rivers explores some design basics for creating Storyline presentations. He explores topics such as the use of color, contrast, and repetition; Gestalt theory; formatting text for readability and accessibility; incorporating media; and creating stories through visual design. Plus, learn the top 5 mistakes to avoid and the top 5 habits to embrace when it comes to visual design.

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Android Fundamentals: Accessibility
Duration: 3h 13m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 517 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Project Files​

Many users have physical limitations that may make seeing the device display or interacting with the touchscreen difficult. Android provides a number of accessibility features and services and this course, Android Fundamentals: Accessibility, will serve as your guide to including these features in your apps. You'll start with an introduction to the goals of accessibility and how Android handles accessibility. Then, you'll get started making apps accessible by incorporating support for non-touch navigation and view descriptions, as well as seeing how to design and create apps that provide a single high-quality experience that works equally well for users with or without accessibility needs. You'll also get to see how to add some important accessibility features, such as Talkback support and d-pad navigation, to your custom views. Finally, you will go over the important relationship between testing and accessibility. By the end of this course, you'll be better able to build apps in such a way that they will be accessible to all users.

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Windows 10: Manage and Maintain Windows 10
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch | Duration: 2.5 Hours | 363 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English​

Extend the life of the Windows machines in your organization by learning how to perform basic management and maintenance of Windows 10. Microsoft MVP Joli Ballew shows how to configure updates, monitor events and performance, back up and restore files, recover the entire system, and secure Windows 10 by configuring different authorization and authentication options. She touches on Windows Defender, System Restore, Windows Insider, Resource Monitor, and more obscure servicing options that will give you maximum control over your system. Plus, for power users, she introduces some easy-to-use PowerShell commands for automating administration tasks.

Note: The course also maps to the third part of MCSA exam 70-698, Installing and Configuring Windows 10. Taking this course will prepare you for objectives in the Manage and Maintain Windows domain of the test.

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Build a Local Message Board in Ruby on Rails (2016)
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 34M | Lec: 20 | 104 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English​

Learn somee Rails by building a basic application

In this course, you will go from absolutely no rails knowledge, to using simple rails commands. This course is not focused on learning rails, but rather a quick intro to someone who is interested on a framework. We will build a message board application and then run it on the rails server locally. This will allow for other users on your wifi network to see those messages and post some themselves. Afterward, we will learn how to easily put our app out to the entire world using heroku, a web hosting platform (we will use the free version).

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Advanced MySQL Queries with Easy to Understand Explanation
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 35M | Lec: 8 | 220 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English​

Learn MySQL Advanced Query Statements in a Easy Way

MySQL is a general purpose relational database management system (RDBMS) used mainly to provide a back-end database for web applications. In this course, we'll introduce the concepts of relational database management systems in general, and how they relate to MySQL in particular.

Unlike traditional courses that concentrate mainly on theory, we'll take a practical how-to approach to working with data. Here's what you'll learn:

The course cover following topics:

JOINs and how to use them to read from multiple tables
The DELETE query: removing one or more rows of data from a table
Using a text file to load a database schema
I hope you enjoy the course, and I look forward to working with you!

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Elite Level Networking
.MP4, AVC, 3700 kbps, 1920x1080 | English, AAC, 256 kbps, 2 Ch | 1.8 hours | 2.74 GB
Instructor: Wade Alters​

Would You Like To Confidently Communicate With The Social Elite, Surround Yourself With Highly Successful Friends, And Get Industry Experts To Teach You Their Secrets For Free?

Whatup! Wade Alters here, Lead Trainer and Founder of WadeAlters.com...

Ever since I was a young, wet behind the ears boy growing up in the suburbs of Wisconsin, I've always looked for shortcuts...

Early on this led to poor grades in my cursive writing classes, but that same "hack the system" mentality has also led to much of my fast success.

Some of that came from tips I learned in self development books... Some of it came from online courses and seminars...

...but the best way to "hack the system" and reach your goals fastest is by surrounding yourself with successful friends and mentors who already have the success you're trying to achieve.

Now I'm sure you're thinking... "But that's the problem Wade! I don't know any of these so called successful people, or how to reach out to them!"

And trust me, I get it, my first few attempts at networking were embarrassingly awkward.

(And this was AFTER I spent nearly half a decade as an expert ****** coach teaching men how to approach and talk to women in nightclubs!)

How I Awkwardly Decoded The Secret Language Of The Networking Elite So You Don't Have To

When I started WadeAlters.com, I knew the quickest way to build the business would be to find entrepreneurs and pick their brains for the insider goods...

...but when I went to my first few "networking meetups," I did everything completely wrong.

I wouldn't say the right things, I wouldn't dress properly, and most of the first few people I met... Well, let's just say I've never seen most of them again. LOL! (awkward)

But with each new interaction, patterns started to emerge, and I started "trading up" and meeting more and more successful people...

...slowly I entered the realm of what I call "The Social Elite," the type of people who's bulging rolodexes would include celebrities, US presidents, and Fortune 500 CEOs...

...and at this level of networking, it was uncanny to see how each and every one of them acted almost exactly the same:

- From how they set up the meeting...
- To the beliefs they had about their "social network"...
- To the questions they asked...
- To how they followed up with me after our meeting...

I realized there really was a "secret code" to elite level networking, and I've broken it down into a front-to-back framework that anyone can learn...

Learn A Simple Paint By Numbers System To Network More Effectively, Find Successful Mentors, And Get Them Emotionally Invested In Your Success

This is what The Elite Level Networking Success Blueprint is all about.

I've broken everything down into a step by step process to help you network more effectively.

In the first section we'll dive into the right mindsets. You'll learn:

How to cultivate your "networking garden," so you'll never need to worry about finding the right business partner, a job, or mentor again...

The biggest mistake that holds most people back from getting started, and what motivates The Social Elite to continually build their network...

And an action plan to tangibly "become more successful" in the eyes of the people you meet, so that you can feel confident and worthy of their friendship...

Then we'll break down how to best prepare for the meetup. You'll learn:

Step-by-step how to always have the perfect introduction that builds trust and admiration to start your interactions off right...

How to apply sneaky internet marketing tactics to make your online profiles look more successful, leading to more meetups and having them excited to connect with you...

How to turn yourself into an internet Sherlock Holmes and research the other person effectively, so that you have more confidence going into the meeting and never run out of things to say...

And the secret question ALL elite level networkers use to know instantly if you are on the inside and worthy to connect with, and the best response to easily pass the test...

Then we'll start hammering the brass tacks and get started... Including:

Where to find the type of people you should be reaching out to, with cookie cutter examples of how to use email, social media, or the phone to connect... As well as bad emails and what NOT to do...

An action plan to meet your "superstar connectors," the type of people that could completely transform your business overnight...

And I've included an interview with THE BEST networker I know who breaks down his entire system in a bonus hour video...

And in the final section we'll dive into some "inner game" issues:

Applying the principles I've taught as a ****** coach to networking more effectively, and persuade and influence successful "high status people" to think you're part of the crowd...

How to blast through insecurities and stop worrying about what other people think of you...

And easy exercises to handle social pressure like a world-class negotiator, to feel at ease and comfortable in any interaction...

Imagine having your 5 closest friends being exactly where you want to be in life, and the habits, skills, and mindsets they've developed through years of experience influencing your own behavior, and ultimately your success like osmosis...

Imagine finding that perfect mentor that you would never be able to afford, and having them work with you for free (And be actively engaged in making sure you're successful)...

I truly believe that the ability to connect and network with others is one of the most powerful skills you can develop...

And I've developed a simple system that you can easily learn to get started NOW and join the ranks of "The Social Elite."

Now in the past, this system was only available to my private coaching clients and in my high ticket courses starting at upwards of $600...

But for a limited time, I'd like to give you access to The Elite Level Networking System™ for only $47.

It's All Yours... For Only $47

Yes, literally for under $50 you can get...

...A step-by-step Success BLUEPRINT that walks you through how to reach out to successful people more effectively and turn them into your closest friends and confidants...

...leading to growing your business faster, and an overall feeling of happiness and joy with boatloads of great people in your life.

One of the biggest mistakes I see entrepreneurs make is spending MONTHS, YEARS, and THOUSANDS of dollars accidentally "re-inventing the wheel" in their business...

...there they are, working nonstop, busting their ass trying to get their business off the ground and pounding their head against the wall lost and confused...

When literally a 10 minute conversation with the right mentor could fix the problem immediately...

All it takes is a few simple tweaks in your mindset and behavior, an action plan to make it happen, and soon enough you'll be filling your calendar with the type of people that could radically transform your life...

The choice is yours...

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TTC Video - Before 1776: Life in the American Colonies
Course No. 8510 | .AVI, XviD, 850 kbps, 640x480 | English, MP3, 128 kbps, 2 Ch | 36x30 mins | + PDF Guidebook | 7.58 GB
Lecturer: Robert J. Allison, Ph.D.​

The history of colonial America is a story of extraordinary scope, with Europeans, Africans, and the native peoples of North America interacting in a drama of settlement and conflict that lasted nearly three centuries. In the midst of it, no one would have predicted that the profoundly different English colonies along the East Coast, separated by religion, politics, economics, and many other factors, would eventually join to form the United States of America.

Yet the seeds for this outcome and the future character of the United States were germinating in developments such as these:

The Mayflower Compact: As the Mayflower lay anchored in Massachusetts Bay in 1620, the Pilgrims drew up an agreement committing themselves to self-government. No other colony in the New World-French, Spanish, or Dutch-asserted such a right.
The Quaker colony: America's core ideals of democracy, fair trade, religious freedom, and social mobility first came together in the 1680s with the founding of William Penn's Quaker colony of Pennsylvania-"the best poor man's country in the world," praised one early visitor.
The Great War for Empire: Also called the French and Indian War, this global clash of empires began in North America with an attack led by the young militia captain George Washington. Lasting from 1754 to 1763, it ended with England and her colonies as the preeminent power on the continent.

Indeed, the events that led from the first permanent English settlement at Jamestown in 1607 to the Boston Tea Party in 1773, on the eve of the American Revolution, tell us who we are as citizens of the New World, what ideas and traditions shaped us, what our ancestors experienced, and how the United States came to be.

In addition, they tell a larger story of geopolitical rivalries that spread across the globe, as the major European powers competed to build vast empires based on their voyages of discovery and colonization-a struggle that forged the modern nations of Europe, the idea of empire, and the mercantile system of global trade.

Before 1776: Life in the American Colonies tells this epic story in 36 spellbinding lectures by Professor Robert J. Allison of Suffolk University in Boston. An acclaimed teacher, Professor Allison is also an eminent scholar who has served as an advisor to several prestigious museums and historical societies in Massachusetts, including the Commonwealth Museum at the State Archives in Boston.

Building a New World

While concentrating on British North America, Before 1776: Life in the American Colonies also covers developments in the colonial outposts of Spain, France, and the Netherlands. Britain's possessions in the West Indies loom large in this story as well, since the mainland colonies developed primarily to serve the sugar plantations in the Caribbean, which were the source of the most lucrative crop in the New World and the reason for the enormous growth in the slave trade.

You begin by examining the state of Europe, Africa, and the Americas in 1500, when the full extent of the New World was just becoming clear. After investigating Spain's initial dominance in the region, you turn to the earliest English efforts to establish a colony, resulting in the Jamestown settlement-a near-disaster that was saved by the discovery that a breed of tobacco from South America could flourish there.

Then you trace the arrival of the Pilgrims at Plymouth and the society that they and the later-arriving Puritans built in New England. In recounting the ensuing settlement of North America, Professor Allison notes that the British crown had no grand plan for creating a unified political entity. Each colony had its own genesis. For example, South Carolina was founded by English planters from the West Indies, New York was won from the Dutch in a war over international trade, and Georgia was established from a private philanthropic concern for English debtors.

You also look at the settlement of the New World from the point of view of the native peoples, who responded to the colonists with a mixture of cooperation and fierce resistance. And you probe how the importation of African slaves transformed the civilization of the colonies with new traditions, skills, foods, and other aspects of the cultures represented by these unwilling immigrants.

The colonies were often turbulent, dangerous places, and you learn about Indian wars, slave revolts, witch persecutions, rampant piracy, and other upheavals, as well as the gradual cementing of social order and the development of customs that made the colonies distinct-and difficult for the British government to rule.

The course builds toward a discussion of the roots of the rebellion that succeeded in toppling the colonial system-the American Revolution-covering its long gestation and closing with an examination of the meaning of the Declaration of Independence.

Conflict, Hardship, and Adventure

Drawing on a wealth of illustrative material, including period engravings and maps showing the New World as it was known at the time, Professor Allison weaves a captivating story. His gift for conveying complex material in an entertaining and enlightening way has earned him teaching awards at both Suffolk University and the Harvard Extension School.

Professor Allison conducts you through a subject unusually rich with absorbing personal narratives. The very nature of the colonial enterprise ensured that there would be no end of conflict, hardship, and adventure, providing a stage for many heroic and colorful characters. Among the historical figures you learn about are the following:

Captain John Smith: Professor Allison calls Smith "one of the most interesting characters in the history of Great Britain and North America." Smith's alleged rescue by Pocahontas (which may not have happened) almost pales beside his other exploits.
Anne Hutchinson: A brilliant theologian, Hutchinson took on the Puritan establishment of Massachusetts, arguing against its punitive interpretation of scripture. Banished, she moved to Rhode Island where she founded the town of Portsmouth. She later died in an Indian massacre in New Netherland.
Mary Rowlandson: Taken captive by the Wampanoag leader King Philip during his uprising against the Puritan settlers in the 1670s, Rowlandson wrote a remarkable memoir about her ordeal. King Philip's War was the bloodiest conflict per capita in American history.
Olaudah Equiano: Kidnapped as a boy from a West African village in the 1750s, Equiano spent years being sold from owner to owner throughout the New World and England. He eventually bought his freedom and became a powerful advocate for the abolition of slavery.
Benjamin Franklin: This celebrated Founding Father shows up in numerous lectures in the course-dealing with his impoverished upbringing, his youthful clash with Cotton Mather over smallpox inoculation, a famous and misunderstood political cartoon, and his diplomatic genius.
Patrick Henry: Henry was a failure at everything he tried until he bluffed his way into the Virginia legal profession, took on a hopeless case, and achieved renown for his bold argument that the king of England could not veto an act of the Virginia legislature-a startling view that resonated with the public mood.

Thanks to the contributions of these and many other notable inhabitants of the New World, the American colonies became a crucible of social ferment and innovation, testing new ideas about society, religion, agriculture, and economics. Some ideas caught on; others did not. But the resulting change was rapid and profound-not only in the colonies themselves but around the globe. In fundamental ways, the world we know today emerged from the tempestuous and eventful history of colonial America. Deepen your appreciation for this formative era with Before 1776: Life in the American Colonies.

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O'Reilly - Creating 2D Games with Unity Video Training
Duration: 2h 30m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 1.8 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Project Files​

You've downloaded the Unity software, you know what the Inspector is, and now you're ready to build something. In this course, you'll create an entire physics-based 2D game starring a gnome who is lowered down a well on a rope and goes searching for treasure. You'll start from an empty scene and finish with a complete polished game.

Along the way you'll learn about game design, GUI setup, camera control, the game manager, gameplay practices, advanced graphics techniques, and the iterative nature of game development.

Learn how to create 2D games using Unity game development software
Discover how ragdolls work and how to create physics-based gameplay
Learn how to manage gameplay with game managers and advanced game scripting
Practice techniques for better camera control and for creating polished graphics
Discover how the various pieces you build in Unity fit together to form gameplay
Understand how to architect your games for easier changes

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MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 32M | Lec: 13 | 158 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

This includes the following topics:​

What is a domain name
How to register a domain name
What is web hosting
How to get and set up the cheapest web hosting
What is WordPress
How to install WordPress
What is a subdomain
How to create a subdomain to use as a development site

The hardest part is getting started and that's exactly what you'll learn to do in this course. You'll learn what you need to get started like registering a domain and setting up web hosting. You'll also learn why you need those things and how to get them set up.

Learn by doing. Let's go get started.

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