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What makes a great Tutorial or Course?
Hello and thank you for taking the time to read my first post on Polycount! I've recently started my professional career as a Modeling and Texturing artist. I've learned so many great things from my peers and I feel inclined to pass this information on to the community to benefit from. This being said, I want to make sure… -
Re: What makes a great Tutorial or Course?
Execution : succinct; straight to the point; cut out the ummmmm's and rehearse before you film so there's no mouse cursor searching for a menu you can't recall; broken up into segments for fast reference later. Michael Pavlovich does the best IMO. Also be sure to explain in very simple laymen terms what you intend to do,… -
Re: What makes a great Tutorial or Course?
I agree with bigtime. Something I don't like is when the author makes a mistake and takes a long detour to correct it while half-explaining what happened. Mixing that with the general umm uhh and frantically mousing around in menus, it makes for a bad learning experience. Detours like this don't give a clear view of what… -
Re: What makes a great Tutorial or Course?
Clear ,relevant, succinct, straightforward content delivery, with an emphasis on pro authored material.
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