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Anyone can post in this thread and vote in the poll, even if you're not registered. But registering is recommended.
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#2
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Static - easier to dip into and do at my own pace. Though ideally a video overview then a text based tutorial is best I suppose for complicated stuff, so both
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Depends on what you're teaching.
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Learning from observing others is without discrimination.
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Offering the opportunity to observe is less discriminating, learning has nothing to do with discrimination. If I was mandated to teach I'd use video, if appropriate, yes, but by choice I prefer to learn from text and still images.
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John - I believe you have taken me out of context..
But this is not the place for a debate. ![]()
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Quite possibly - sorry
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Text and graphics are best in my opinion. Video overviews are very nice but not easy to review specific step by step information.
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I didn't vote because I like to have BOTH. I like watching the videos to see how something is done. But I also like the static tutorials when I am actually doing it.
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I like both too. But I think that videos should be big clear, and mouse movements should be slow and easy to follow.
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