Looking for a video development course.

Hi Cassandra! There are some good courses on Lynda.com  You might check your library, often you can access the Lynda courses for free via your local library.

Here's another resource: http://www.videomaker.com/

You don't need to subscribe to the magazine; there are plenty of articles and tutorials for all aspects of scripting, planning, set-up, and editing.

Couple of excellent suggestions above.

Here's another option.... In many parts of the country you can find freelance videographer/editor experts that will not only produce, direct, shoot, and edit; but also TEACH you how to do any/all of those things.  I've used this option to teach new trainers with great results. You get to work side by side with a pro, ask your questions, and get their real-world tips that aren't often found in the formal education.

Just be up front and explain that's what you are looking for and ask if they've ever taught anyone before. In our little area alone, I know of at least three pros who do this on a semi-regular basis; one former NBC producer/cameraman, one current PBS editor, and one indie-film director/producer.

The side benefit?  You get a video project completed while you learn. :)