The instructors on this e learning site are much easier to understand than other sites. Material is very relevant to the courses that I've taken this far.

I like that there are explanations of career paths, virtual labs, practice tests, and quick guides. Each feature doesn't limit Cybrary into a specific demogrphic or market need but is pretty expansive in the way you can use their services. They seem to be coming out with new ways to ingest their information and the content is engaging (graphically engaging if nothing else). They recently updated their front end GUI which looks really great, very intuitive, and appealing to a younger audience. The older version was quite clunky and boxy. Presentation is important, especially if the main purpose of this site is to educate users / break down complex ideas into simple and digestible pieces. The pricing is reasonable to expensive, I wouldn't say that anything is "cheap" but there is value in the lower cost courses. I haven't tried the more expensive ones but they look to be a big investment. So unless you're going to use Cybrary specifically for those really expensive courses, then I'd be cautious about selecting among the paid courses / features.