They did an awesome job. It turned out much better than expected. There were a couple of minor glitches that were not the fault of FMC. The presenters took things in stride, and were surprisingly engaging given the physical separation. Tons of good knowledge, easy to follow, great tips and moral support, etc. A good group of educators hosted by a first class operation.

Great classes- Adobe Connect bad Great classes- Adobe Connect is an issue. Because I am behind the firewall of a major retailer, Adobe Connect does not work. I need to connect to the internet a different way that involves multiple hoops. I know it is an Adobe tie-in but a YouTube class would be better.

Great value & content While not an ideal way to hold a conference, FMC showed how on-line training can be done effectively. The sessions were valuable and the price tag was unbeatable. Great value for their customers. My personal preference however, is in-person training sessions. But FMC gets five stars for pulling this off under extraordinary circumstances.

I have taken 2 Avid training combo… I have taken 2 Avid training combo courses with FMC, which is equivilent to 4 Avid software courses in all. The courses were presented very clearly and the demonstrations were very helpful. Both of my teachers went above & beyond, in helping me to get a good handle on the material. I felt much more confident, in my knowledge of the software after the classes, and I was able to confidently secure my Avid Media Composer User level certificate soon after that combo class. I just barely finished the ProTools class, and I am already much further along towards my goal in becoming certified with ProTools as well. Thanks, FMC, for being an affordable and fast option for older, working students, and thanks for making the learning process easy and very convenient.

All in all All in all, it was a great event with lots of good information. The only glitch was from a technical aspect, some of which probably could not have been avoided. Hope you'll consider offering this in the future, even if NAB goes live again.