It really depends on the subject matter. For many software tutorials, for example, it’s great to see the clicks/workflow. If it’s a very detail-oriented DIY type project, it’s great to have both as an option.
Yep. Like I said, videos are great and legit. They just can’t replace a book, like today’s trend seems to be.
Even as far as using an how-to go. Like everybody else I enjoy watching someone doing it while explaining how/why they do it. But I would also rather use a text file when I need to quickly find any specific step of said how-to than using the limited playing control video is giving us. It’s no wonder YT added chapters to videos in order to make the situation somewhat better: chapters are just text ;)
It really depends on the subject matter. For many software tutorials, for example, it’s great to see the clicks/workflow. If it’s a very detail-oriented DIY type project, it’s great to have both as an option.
Yep. Like I said, videos are great and legit. They just can’t replace a book, like today’s trend seems to be.
Even as far as using an how-to go. Like everybody else I enjoy watching someone doing it while explaining how/why they do it. But I would also rather use a text file when I need to quickly find any specific step of said how-to than using the limited playing control video is giving us. It’s no wonder YT added chapters to videos in order to make the situation somewhat better: chapters are just text ;)