I have a UU+ subscription from ukulele underground , I liked a few things from there like their chord course, which helped with transitioning with chord progressions. There are tons of video lessons on their site, but they are all on vimeo which does not let you slow the lesson down, I end up recording them and posting them to my private you tube channel no one else can watch them but me this allows me to loop specific parts to practice. As an absolute newbie I found the beginner songs way to advanced and fast paced when I first started, I also felt that Aldrine never spent enough time working on the strumming patterns, or the chord transitions. It is better for intermediate players. The biggest grip I have with UU+ is they do not provide the chord charts to download, I do not always want to be sitting in front of my computer when I practice therefore I will not be renewing my UU+ subscription. I signed up for Brett Mcqueen strumming tricks this month, but found that I already knew what he was teaching in that course, so for me it was not a good fit as I have been playing for a year. I might try his finger picking course, I am unfamiliar with the other courses mentioned by the previous posters. In the beginning I found Cynthia Lins videos very helpful, she takes time with the lessons and they are free on you tube. I like the fact that Brett Mcqueen and Cynthia always count when starting their videos so that you can get a feel for the timing they also tend to play the song at the correct tempo then start the tutorial so that after you have learned it you can play along up to speed, those things are important to me but others may not that. I love ukulele mike's stuff, but in spite of the fact that he is a bonafide music teacher he never counts his songs in, his videos and tutorials are free but if you want the chord charts you have to buy his stuff.
