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The lecture format has only been competing with high-production-values video for a decade or two, and with interactive examples for much less than that.
by taneq 2y ago
The lecture format has only been competing with high-production-values video for a decade or two, and with interactive examples for much less than that.
- BlueTemplar 2y agoInteractive examples using Macromedia Flash or Java applets are straight in the "a decade or two" time frame. (The 3B1B one is of course also among the best : https://eater.net/quaternions https://eater.net/quaternions ) And, while it was before my time, universities might have had some before the World Wide Web ? Video has been around for much longer than that too. I'm also not sure why "high production values" is supposed to matter, aren't Feynman's video lectures good enough for you ?