nano-critic: provide a small TOC of the tutorial (some people leverage org-mode/org-babel for this). I find it easier to follow if I know in advance what's in there.
I could type it up and add give an "intro" before the screencast but I'm not sure it'd have much value. a TOC is mostly useful when you can use it for random access. The quick overview is better served by the blog post.
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nano-critic: provide a small TOC of the tutorial (some people leverage org-mode/org-babel for this). I find it easier to follow if I know in advance what's in there.
Thanks. I've added https://github.com/nibrahim/emacsmovies.org/issues/5
Do you mean a TOC in the blog post or directly in the video for a few seconds? If the former, I did try to add a "list of things covered" in the post.
I meant in the video. I'm a special case, my laptop's too slow for flash video so I wget the .mkv thus didnt read the blog entry.
Do you think that a video with TOC/intro and content is a good idea ?
I could type it up and add give an "intro" before the screencast but I'm not sure it'd have much value. a TOC is mostly useful when you can use it for random access. The quick overview is better served by the blog post.