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> I've never understood the value of watching a live lecture without interactivity. Because you're rarely just watching. It isn't a movie, you are supposed to
by crote 2y ago
> I've never understood the value of watching a live lecture without interactivity.
Because you're rarely just watching. It isn't a movie, you are supposed to ask questions. Similarly, the lecturer will ask the audience questions to gauge their understanding and tweak the lecture on-the-fly. There's also a huge value in interacting with classmates after the lecture, allowing you to discuss and refine your understanding of it while it is still fresh.
- eviks 2y agoThe video lecturer might just as well ask some question and unlike the theater of the real one, get a response from every single viewer instead of getting a "gauge". And I don't know what mythical school most students spend the few minutes break getting huge value "discussing and refining" (which, by the way, could also be arranged with an alternative)