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Plaintext vs diagrams or videos vary greatly by person. I for example cannot stand videos at all when it comes to learning - it is either too drawn out, or too
by Xelbair 7y ago
Plaintext vs diagrams or videos vary greatly by person.
I for example cannot stand videos at all when it comes to learning - it is either too drawn out, or too distracting - and i actually prefer plaintext. On the other hand i have few friends who absolutely cannot stand plaintext and need a good video, or real life interaction to learn.
The one thing in common in most posts is your 3rd point - build something that you want to build - that's the best way to stay motivated.
On a subject of notetaking - i really like recursive approach to notes:
* summarize the source
* read the source(n-1) and your summary(n)
* do a summary of your summary and repeat this process
I do it few times, depending on complexity of the subject.
- MH15 7y agoThis is me- for learning 3d graphics (Maya, Blender), video tutorials are far more prevalent but less useful. I understand the ease of just starting a screen recording, but it's such a pain to pause the video every time I get behind. Text-based tutorials (with screenshots) require more planning on the part of the creator but seem more informative for me. Now with math or science, video tutorials seem to better teach me.