Learn how to improve the effectiveness of your social media by creating your own publishing network. Social media is a vital part of modern business and marketing, but how can you post content across multiple platforms quickly and efficiently? In this course, Richard Harrington shows you how to improve the effectiveness of your social media by creating your own publishing network. Richard introduces and explains the concept of hypersindication and how it can work for you. He covers how to find and use a RSS feed and steps you through how to create a publishing plan. With your plan in place, Richard dives into optimizing videos, photos, and graphics for multiplatform delivery, as well as preparing text for republishing. He discusses the importance of visual branding and how to create a consistent look. Richard shows you how to link accounts in different social media platforms. Plus, he walks you through when and how to use a social media scheduler. Note: This course was created by Richard Harrington. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Learn how to use Terraform to set up a development environment in AWS to test serverless code. If you work in Azure development, this course from CloudSkills.io can show you some best practices for setting up a development environment in AWS. Instructor Philip Afable introduces you to Terraform and shows you how to download and start using it. Philip covers the Lambda function, including how to set it up, write it, troubleshoot it, and update it. He explains how to create a Simple Queue Service (SQS) queue and link this new queue to your Lambda function. Philip concludes with how you can use WorkSpaces and manage regions in your development and production environments. Note: This course was created by CloudSkills.io. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Discover how to increase your SOLIDWORKS productivity by storing commonly used elements in the Design Library. The SOLIDWORKS Design Library makes it easy to locate and reuse your sketches, notes, and favorite features-preventing you from having to complete the same work twice. In this course, discover how to increase your SOLIDWORKS productivity by storing commonly used elements in the Design Library. Elise Moss helps you get started by showing how to add a folder that contains your Design Library elements to SOLIDWORKS, and then link that folder to the Design Library. She then demonstrates how to use this helpful tool to manage features, patterns, annotations, forming tools for sheet metal, and other elements that you'll likely use more than once.