I like 30 minute videos that would have a menu where you could go to for a topic if the video covers several topics or theme, etc. Shorter presentations make for quicker references and refreshes your memory of a topic in a more efficient manner.
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Mar 18, 2017
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I second gnuadspeedo's idea. I appreciate the content targeted at certain elo levels. Being able to ensure I am watching something relevant to me, but something I can also achieve in mastering.
Your take on a university setting is very appealing. You should continue to follow this course of action. I would like to see more in-depth class curriculum goals with videos designed to achieve this. Currently, the content feels all over the place. I like being able to see what you are specifically going to cover, but it is a mixed bag of ideas. If the subject matter is pawn structures, then a couple of lessons that build on top of each other would be perfect. A conclusion at the end of the lesson that brings all of the ideas together, helping understand not only how to use the ideas, but when.
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