Hi,
We ask instructor trainees to create and critique short videos of
themselves teaching (both stand-up and live coding). To prepare them for
this, I would like to record a 90-second video of myself teaching; to
ensure it's useful, I'd like to give viewers stuff to critique. So: what
mistakes would you like the video to include in both content and
presentation? Things I've already thought of are:
* too much jargon
* ideas presented out of order
* lots of 'um' and 'er' (or using the word 'like' in every third breath,
which is almost as bad as someone cracking their knuckles behind you
during a thermodynamics exam when you're stuck on question 3, which has
/nothing at all/ to do with the course material)
Please let me know what else you'd like to see by adding comments to
https://github.com/swcarpentry/website/issues/343 (rather than replying
directly to this list). I can't possibly live up to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQjgsQ5G8ug&feature=youtu.be&t=35, but
I'll give it my best shot...
Thanks,
Greg
--
Dr Greg Wilson
Director of Instructor Training
Software Carpentry Foundation
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