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AI · December 16, 2011

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my feedback for Stanford AI course

~~~ The Good: 1) Video editing: This was a subtle but wonderful feature of the lectures. Specifically, editing out the lengthy seconds it takes the instructor to write out comments or equations made the viewing much more focused and engaging. I think this is an important feature because it really takes advantage of the medium and moves beyond one of the limitations of live, classroom teaching--pacing. 2) Short video clips: The short clips made it easy to consume the course in small nuggets completely up to the schedule of individual viewer. It also made it easy to review specific points…

my feedback for Stanford AI course launched on December 16, 2011 with 6 votes, #86 of 254 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

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