I agree. It could be improved by making use of more multimodality (at least visual synchronization between speech and text) and a lot of animations. It's not the easiest thing to follow, a speech is not that engaging and there are still many people for which such a presentation won't be accessible enough (think about your grandma, if it's not already your mother; it's already too much to ask my mother, to read some (technical) document, manual, paper or tutorial to find a feature of some software). But we all know, professors and university staff are busy. They are too busy and producing such an animated video is a huge amount of work. They are not directly paid for making animated videos for the public, so it's kind of lucky, our Prof created these videos and makes technical knowledge available for free.
Sir, you are far far far better than my computer architecture teacher. Thanks a lot for your video!
Thank you, sir. Learn a lot from your videos. Really cool....
Please make it interactive. Quite monotonous and feels sleepy.
it's a youtube video about a cs degree topic, not mickey mouse clubhouse
I agree. It could be improved by making use of more multimodality (at least visual synchronization between speech and text) and a lot of animations. It's not the easiest thing to follow, a speech is not that engaging and there are still many people for which such a presentation won't be accessible enough (think about your grandma, if it's not already your mother; it's already too much to ask my mother, to read some (technical) document, manual, paper or tutorial to find a feature of some software). But we all know, professors and university staff are busy. They are too busy and producing such an animated video is a huge amount of work. They are not directly paid for making animated videos for the public, so it's kind of lucky, our Prof created these videos and makes technical knowledge available for free.