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I am a devoted fan of Lynda.com. I pay the annual membership and take a wide variety of courses. They have rich content around Adobe's Creative Suite. I have recently taken courses from [video2brain][1] and been duly impressed and I hear good things about [Kelby Training][2]. Finally, take a look at [CreativeLive.com][3]. They have an interesting business models. The first time they offer the classes they are offered live and for free. If you can fit the class into your schedule, no charge. If you can't attend their online times you can download their classes for free. I made the shift from film to DSLR with one of their courses on Digital Photography. Eighteen hours of pure excellence. [1]: http://www.video2brain.com/ [2]: http://www.kelbytraining.com/ [3]: http://www.creativelive.com/ "Creative Live"