Joe Hansan
Here are some of the best free online Photoshop courses that offer quite a bit of information. Try em' out and let me know which course you prefer the most!
Shaw Adacemy, I believe, it's the best. It's an accredited course, meaning you'll become certified at the end of completion. Also, it's free!
If you're interested you can check it out here!
Udemy offers so many free courses it's insane. I highly recommend you use Udemy for anything new that you're trying to learn.
They also offer paid courses but if you're not ready to pay, it's fine because they offer just as many free courses.
If you're interested you can check it out here!
Tasty Tuts is a YouTube channel that offers plenty of Photoshop tutorials. But they also offer full-blown courses on Photoshop.
I recommend you use Youtube as a source because you can go at your own pace and also you can ask questions and get answers in the comment section.
If you're interested you can check it out here!
LearnPhotoshop.org is a website that focuses on Photoshop tutorials and courses. They have an online course that works through your email that's very effective.
If you're interested you can check it out here!
*Photoshoptutorials.ws *is a very useful website that provides millions of Photoshop users with professional tutorials and courses.
Also, if you're really good with Photoshop, you can make tutorials for them and make some money while you're at it!
If you're interested you can check it out here!
Lynda.com is a very respected online tutorial website. Along with Photoshop, they offer p[lenty of courses on a variety of subjects.
They offer paid plans, however, you can sign up for a free trial and still get value out of it.
If you're interested you can check it out here!
American Graphics Institute (AGI) offers plenty of Photoshop courses as well as courses and tutorials of almost all other Adobe platforms.
If you're interested you can check it out here!
Adobe Help Center may not seem like a place to actually learn Photoshop, but I'm going to list this one because they treat this like an actual learning course rather than a problem-solving center.
I recommend you use this because it's extremely professional and will answer almost every question that comes up.
If you're interested you can check it out here!
SkillShare, much like Udemy, offers a large variety of professionally made Photoshop tutorials and courses. I personally enjoy this because they really do have courses on everything.
If you're interested you can check it out here!
Photoshop cafe, although it has a paid plan, offers a great free plan to learn Photoshop.
If you're just starting out I recommend you use this one because it covers the basics very well and, with the paid plan, covers the advanced techniques.
If you're interested you can check it out here!
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