This video series is fantastic. I'm brand-new to Drupal and a relative beginner with CMS's in general. If you are reading this comment and the previous description sounds like you, I cannot highly enough recommend checking out this series. I can't believe it is free content, actually. It blows away the large majority of tech how-to's I've seen.
I've watched all 21 of the video modules that have been have posted. Another commenter used the words "clear" and "concise." Yes, in spades. The series has brought the logical structure of Drupal in to clear focus and very concisely given me an understanding of how to do core site building tasks. When I finished viewing and taking my notes on the last entry in the series, I was a bit bummed out that I've got to find another series to pick up where I left off! Glad to hear there are more entries coming in this series though. I will definitely be keeping an eye out for them
Sometimes I think I have an addiction to watching technical how-to videos even when I may already think I know how to do something and this addiction even more strongly applies to Drupal based videos. Probably because I like to know how other people do things in case I want to switch my process around. These introductory videos were great. I especially liked that they were broken up into short bites (most less than 10 minutes). I was also glad that these at least were also available on YouTube so that while away from the computer I could still watch them. I'm looking forward to the more advanced ones as they get posted in series format as well.
My only critique (hopefully constructive sounding) might be that the organization of the series be such that as I finish watching one of them there is a link to the next one in the series. I appreciate the "related" sidebar of video links but I was trying to keep track of which in this series I had watched and which one was next in my head.
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Great introductory series
This video series is fantastic. I'm brand-new to Drupal and a relative beginner with CMS's in general. If you are reading this comment and the previous description sounds like you, I cannot highly enough recommend checking out this series. I can't believe it is free content, actually. It blows away the large majority of tech how-to's I've seen.
I've watched all 21 of the video modules that have been have posted. Another commenter used the words "clear" and "concise." Yes, in spades. The series has brought the logical structure of Drupal in to clear focus and very concisely given me an understanding of how to do core site building tasks. When I finished viewing and taking my notes on the last entry in the series, I was a bit bummed out that I've got to find another series to pick up where I left off! Glad to hear there are more entries coming in this series though. I will definitely be keeping an eye out for them
Great idea
I like the feature idea so I added a series navigation block to tutorials if you click into them from from a series page.
Well done
I'm totally new to Drupal and I found this to be the best intro on the web. Thoughtful, concise, and clear. Bravo and thanks.
Great Videos in bite size chuncks
Sometimes I think I have an addiction to watching technical how-to videos even when I may already think I know how to do something and this addiction even more strongly applies to Drupal based videos. Probably because I like to know how other people do things in case I want to switch my process around. These introductory videos were great. I especially liked that they were broken up into short bites (most less than 10 minutes). I was also glad that these at least were also available on YouTube so that while away from the computer I could still watch them. I'm looking forward to the more advanced ones as they get posted in series format as well.
My only critique (hopefully constructive sounding) might be that the organization of the series be such that as I finish watching one of them there is a link to the next one in the series. I appreciate the "related" sidebar of video links but I was trying to keep track of which in this series I had watched and which one was next in my head.
Thanks for putting these together.