Tutorial Video Structure
Structures a how-to so viewers see the destination first and can follow along without pausing every ten seconds.
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Running it, start to finish
- Open with fifteen seconds of the working result.
- State prerequisites before any step.
- Add a visible checkpoint after each step.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Opens with the finished result so viewers can tell in seconds whether this solves their problem.
- Gives a checkpoint after every step, without which a viewer discovers a divergence three steps late.
- Addresses sticking points where they occur rather than in an end section nobody reaches.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- State prerequisites in the first minute. Discovering a missing prerequisite at minute nine is the most common reason a tutorial is abandoned, and it generates the angry comment.
- Put everything typed on screen. Spoken-only commands are unusable for someone following along, and it is the most frequent complaint on tutorials.
- Do not type long things in real time. It is dead air. Show the result and explain it, or cut to it.
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