Our course library includes thousands of on-demand and online courses across a range of technology subject areas, including cloud, DevOps, security, IT, artificial intelligence, and data. We've built our exclusive course library primarily by engaging our world-class community of subject-matter experts, or authors. This article will guide you through the key features of Pluralsight's video courses, including how to use, manage, and enhance your learning experience.
Using and organizing video courses
Pluralsight Skills organizes courses into paths, and you can further customize your learning by using channels and bookmarks. Upon completing a course, you can download a certificate of completion.
With a paid plan, there's no limit to the amount of content you can access. For offline viewing, check the Apps and offline viewing section for details on the maximum number of courses you can download.
From a video course's details page
For all courses, you can do the following from the course details page:
- Watch the course (this opens in a new tab).
- Bookmark the course.
- Add the course to a channel. See Adding content to your channel for instructions on adding video courses to channels.
Some courses also provide the following options:
- View or download the course transcript.
- Download exercise files to follow along with the author.
- Participate in discussion boards.
- Take an author-written learning check.
- View recommended courses you might also enjoy.
Tip: Check out the video player article for specific questions related to the player, such as closed captions, video speed, and video troubleshooting.
Course updates and freshness
We publish new courses every week, and Pluralsight authors regularly review our courses to make sure we’re delivering the most relevant, up-to-date content possible. To see when a course was last published or updated, look for the Updated date on the course page.
With a Skills plan, you can access our newest courses (opens in new tab) anytime. If you don't have a plan, you can still explore our latest courses in the browse courses (opens in new tab) section.
See Content availability for details on how our course content is maintained.
Video transcripts
If you'd prefer to read a pdf of the transcript, click the Transcript tab on the course details page, then click Download transcript.
Tip: You can jump to any portion of a course using our transcripts. Toggle Transcript links to on and click any sentence or header within a transcript to go to the video covering that portion of the course.
If you'd prefer to read a pdf of the transcript, click the Transcript tab on the course details page, then click Download transcript.