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Thanks for the feedback! One thing you may be interested in, if you haven't seen it, is that you can right-click the video and copy a link to the current time c

by jph00 8y ago

Thanks for the feedback! One thing you may be interested in, if you haven't seen it, is that you can right-click the video and copy a link to the current time code, so you can always go back to where you were (or just pause the video in a tab and return later). Personally, I really hate the Coursera approach of lots of separate short videos - I totally get that some people like it, and that's fine, but it's not something I want to do myself.

paultopia 8y ago
Oh, I did not know you could link to specific time slices! That's a big help, thanks!
- Dibes 8y ago
  another thing I used a ton when going through part 1 was being signed into my google account, google kept track of my progress through the video and if I exited out and came back on a different machine it would resume where I last left off, then I would back up a few minutes to build that context back up (or attempt to anyways).