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Alexander Davison
65,469 Points"Pro" courses???
What's the difference between regular courses and courses that are marked as "Pro"??
Thanks in advance! Alex
4 Answers
Steven Parker
231,264 PointsBefore "techdegree" there were two subscription levels: basic and pro. Basic covered all the courses and a few workshops, and pro added additional workshops and conference videos.
Now, when I look at the subscription page (and only if I am not logged in), I only see basic and techdegree, so I'm not sure what "pro" means anymore. Try to open one of the "pro" courses and see if your subscription level allows it. If you can access one of them, you probably have access to them all.
Rob Allessi
8,600 PointsAlexander Davison Pro is a subscription tier above Basic. This can be seen/located on a subscribing student's enrollment page. You're currently on an Organization account, which has Pro access.
Feel free to send any questions or concerns about this to help@teamtreehouse.com.
Steven Parker
231,264 PointsRob Allessi, when you look at the subscription page when you are not logged in, Under "Pick your plan" it shows only "basic" and "techdegree" levels. There's no "pro" level listed there anymore (but it used to be).
Is the omission of the "pro" level an error? And if so, is there another page where someone can see all available subscription levels?
Rob Allessi
8,600 PointsSteven Parker It's omission from our sign-up page is intentional.
Steven Parker
231,264 PointsThat's unfortunate — it certainly results in some confusion.
But still — is there anywhere on the site someone (current member or not) can see all available subscription levels? Perhaps it is the "enrollment page" you mentioned before, but I don't know where to find it. I can't even view that subscription page while logged in, it takes me to my "account" page instead.
Rob Allessi
8,600 PointsSteven Parker You cannot view it because you're on a free library account. The enrollment page for paying students shows the various accessible tiers.
Steven Parker
231,264 PointsI realize that folks like Alexander and myself don't need to see this info. My comment was that it is unfortunate that there seems to be no place where someone whether currently a member or not can see all available subscription levels. When it still existed in the past, it was a useful reference when discussing Treehouse offerings on the forum or with folks I know.
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsAlexander Davison
65,469 PointsI am able to access all Pro workshops/conferences/courses although I didn't register for a Pro account... Weird...
Steven Parker
231,264 PointsSteven Parker
231,264 PointsWell, as I said, I don't see "pro" listed anymore as a subscription level. Perhaps there are no more content restrictions except for the techdegree material.