It's probably the best option out there.
This is probably the most affordable way to learn any of the Autodesk software. On the plus side: You are getting a bargain. If you supplement this with some other free videos and tutorials out there along the way, you will benefit greatly. I'm very appreciative overall for this resource. There were a few things that were frustrating especially at first. They did generally respond punctually. I had a login issue at one time that resolved with rebooting, but I was worried I had been scammed. They emailed almost immediately and reassured me. Cons: There isn't much support. You will get an answer, but it may not be helpful. If you're stumped, google it or take a break. I saw they helped some people with basic questions (extracting files, selecting proper units...) but mine weren't really answered. I was told I hadn't extracted the files (I had). I was also told that using Civil3D instead of AutoCAD creates scaling problems. I was using Civil3D for the AutoCAD course. That is the direction I want to take (Civil3D). Their Civil3D course says to take the CAD class first and using Civil for the AutoCAD class is fine. Their online support said it was creating my problems. The problem was related to inserting units and my not having a good understanding of using the scale command-not the program I was using. I troubleshoot things for a living and when people say stuff like that it seems like a lazy solution, but I get it. Virtual support back and forth like that is hard and near impossible. I had a lot of issues with things inserting at the wrong scale. It would be good to address this in the Blocks lessons. A good understanding of the scale command is required at that point in the lessons and it isn't covered as thoroughly as needed. The quiz questions aren't clear sometimes and often aren't covered in the lesson. I think most of this is a language issue and after a while or sort of understood what was meant. I'd be happy to help do some minimal editing if ever needed in the future. Overall it's a great bargain; probably the best out there. I think they are still growing as an organization and will probably improve.