Originally Posted by admin

Hey all, I am working on a different type of membership program now to address this, I have often thought of the disconnect between out forum members which are typically more advanced, and those who just want the lessons,

what I have done or will have done by the end of the week is moving the first 10 lessons to a more trial basis, keeping them basic, then have a different program, one I am putting up at training.beyourownit.com

that walk-through things like setting up a website from scratch in 30 minute videos, more advanced things, its tough when your crowd is so diverse, the general lessons will really stop after ten or so....

It is so difficult to create random lessons here and there, the new approach addresses entire topics in a single video, lesson, and quiz....


thoughts?

Just tried to join or sign in, but it seems the wesite is down, license expired???

Where did you find that? That hasn't been up in months, maybe over a year.

The successor to that program is part of our mailing list.

Hi William

Originally Posted by admin

what I have done or will have done by the end of the week is moving the first 10 lessons to a more trial basis, keeping them basic, then have a different program, one I am putting up at training.beyourownit.com

I typed that BeYourOwnIT Elite in and it took me to a webpage which said JOIN NOW.

I now see the post was from back in 2009. I guess I hoped there was an extension to the currant course. Some of the stuff in the currant course is kind of outdated, for instance working with IDE versus Sata cables. I was going to buy the repair course (There have had some great offers lately!) but I was afraid I wouldn't be able to work on my machine using them as a guide. My computer is only 3 years old, and with today's technology, even that is outdated. No offense, I've learned a lot, this forum is a great learning tool too. I would just like to see a few videos where you replace some hardware in something newer like mine. Mine is full of clips that slide or lift up or sideways. It would be real reassuring if I knew which way I was suppose to move them. Unlike screws, plastic breaks
George