I thought that Youtube.com is just a website for finding and watching some videos I want to see.
Yes, I was totally a consumer in Youtube.com, and I am still.
However, these days, I use a function 'subscribe' in Youtube.com
Here is my story.
Recently, I study 'mobile application development' by myself.
I bought a big book about iOS development.
Or sometimes I watch video lectures from iTunes.
The lectures were for distance students, so it was really hard to find stuffs that I really want to see.
Thus, I was trying to find videos that I really want to see in Youtube.com.
When I enter a keyword 'Xcode tutorial' in a search bar, many video lists came out.
(*Xcode is an application development software for iOS).
The long video list made me confused. Some videos have good qualities, whereas others are bad.
I needed a kind of well-organized tutorial videos.
I was trying to find some user who periodically upload good videos.
As a result, I found one.
This is a screenshot that captured my Youtube.com account's page.
I am a subscriber of 'Rodsitvideo'.
He is an old guy, but he is so enthusiastic. His videos were well-organized.
Every video's running time is not long, so it makes me comfortable to watch each video.
He designed his video tutorial in small units for beginner developers.
I love his learning design.
If you start to learn something my yourself, it is helpful to find someone who has well-designed video lists for your need. Subscribe them!
The subscribe tool is a nice feature. I don't get to browse videos that often but I subscribe to one or two people on there. When looking for a specific topic and you find a good set of videos, the subscribe feature comes in handy.
ReplyDeleteYes, I can say that a series of videos in subscription is really helpful for beginners to learn new things :)
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