- Allows for the use of content we've already created
- Better utilizes our resources
- Videos are already professional and would look well on the site
- Videos are broken down into topics that may be watched as needed

Linking tutorials: pro

- changes in the website would require a complete change of the tutorials
- relies on youtube staying ethical and up-to-date as a platform
- not as accessible as written information if a user is looking for one specific piece of information

Linking tutorials: con

A few questions to think of regarding linking video tutorials: Will we use the link to the youtube video? Will we display all video thumbnails at once? How will we make sure they play in order? Or should we allow them to move freely as they need specific lessons?

University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

An option for tutorials of the 1Cademy platform is linking the videos interns used to understand the platform. These will give the hard skills and concrete information that we gained to successfully understand the platform

Videos

If the videos are too long for first-time users to keep attention, we could break the videos into pages in which the transcript is available with related marked-up images along side. This way, the aesthetic of the page could remain consistent without linking youtube, with its own design and format.

Video alternative: Transcripts

Linking Video Tutorial Questions

Similar to how many applications have a "help" tab at the top of the screen, 1Cademy's help page may offer a similar search bar for looking for specific information and tools

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