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Originally Posted by ottopottomouse
Video tutorials-
Ages ago I can remember watching some nicely explained video tutorials for Photoshop that I learnt things from and remembered them afterwards.
I can also remember watching a lot more that were badly made and assumed you already knew things and from them I learnt nothing.
You have to be able to think right back down to the level of not already knowing things AND be able to teach.
You have to make a tutorial that answers any questions that may come out of what you are trying to pass on - it's no good if someone watches it and another 10 seconds of video would have saved you receiving emails from them because they almost got it but not quite.
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Yes. The quality of the video is very important. A bad video will not teach and will lead to a lot of unanswered questions.