My thoughts (with the obvious grain of salt)... The background sound is distracting When you first create the course you copy and paste the info in. I've fou

My thoughts (with the obvious grain of salt)... The background sound is distracting When you first create the course you copy and paste the info in. I've found this can be confusing to users (though I don't know why). I'd put in a small part that says "I've prewritten this text and am just going to copy it in to save time". It just spells it out for the user and lets them know they aren't missing anything (You do it perfectly during the "creating a lesson" part, I'd just move that up to the beginning) At :48 you move forward only to move back. I've found that it's best to stay linear with the steps. Don't move back and fourth. Refer back later if you have to but when people are watching a demo they expect to see it step by step not jumping all around. Again, when you add the remaining lessons I'd personally put a hard pause. So say something like "I'm going to pause the video for a second to add the rest of the lessons" Overall I'd slow down the whole presentation and ditch the recap at the end. It's a video that people can rewind so they don't need a recap. At the same time you do speed through a lot of the demo (you have to on some level sense this since you felt the need for a recap to begin with). Anyway, hope it helps