I'd be very interested in any comments. (This is 'educational research', so if I use your remarks, I'll make it anonymous and say "Observer 1 said ... " etc. It's about 20 MB in size, as small as I can make it without losing too much quality.).
Can you say whether you knew the mathematical concept before watching the video, and whether you felt it explained it properly?
Negative comments are just as helpful as positive ones, as I hope to make other videos in future.
(It should run in this blog, but if you prefer, stop it, right-click on the link, (or do the Mac equivalent), then you can open it in a new window, new tab, you can save it, or choose your media player of choice, depending on how your defaults are set up )
Proof of Concept video - Mathematics in Second Life
I've been doing some work on mathematics in Second Life. I've made a short 'proof of concept' video to illustrate a mathematical concept.
Mathematics in Second Life - Short Video
I'd be very interested in any comments. (This is 'educational research', so if I use your remarks, I'll make it anonymous and say "Observer 1 said ... " etc. It's about 20 MB in size, as small as I can make it without losing too much quality.).
Can you say whether you knew the mathematical concept before watching the video, and whether you felt it explained it properly?
Negative comments are just as helpful as positive ones, as I hope to make other videos in future.
(It should run in this blog, but if you prefer, stop it, right-click on the link, (or do the Mac equivalent), then you can open it in a new window, new tab, you can save it, or choose your media player of choice, depending on how your defaults are set up
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