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I've opened up the course called
Introduction to HTML and CSS.
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And I'm ready to click on the first
video called Welcome to HTML and CSS.
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There are quite a few features
on this video learning page.
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Let's check them out.
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This text link up top with a left
arrow returns me to the main
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page for the course.
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So if I click on the wrong video,
no worries,
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this link takes me back
to where I started.
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The next feature is an easy one to miss.
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Above each video is a series
of small circular links.
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This is actually a navigation
bar that links to other content
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found within the stage.
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If you're using a mouse, hovering
over these links reveals more
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information about the content.
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Here's a video called building
web pages with HTML and CSS.
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And here's a code challenge called
Changing the Look of a Web Page.
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If I click on that link, I'm taken
straight to the code challenge.
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Though I probably shouldn't attempt
this until I've watched the videos.
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So I'll navigate back to the first video.
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A checkmark in this navigation,
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by the way, indicates you've previously
completed this content, though,
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there's nothing wrong with reviewing
something you've already learned.
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The video itself has
an interface at the bottom.
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Besides the play/pause button,
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there's a rewind button that
skips backward ten seconds.
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So if you feel like you just missed
something important, you can
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skip back and watch it again.
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The scrub bar beneath the video
is clickable as well.
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So it might be easier
to just click that and
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jump as far forward or
backward as you need.
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Now here's an interesting feature,
a button called speed.
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Treasure Porth is a great teacher,
but maybe she's talking a bit too
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fast for you? Try slowing
down the video.
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Or, maybe you've seen this video and
just want a super quick refresh,
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try speeding it up.
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Closed captions are an absolutely
essential part of video learning.
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Not only do they make videos accessible
for students with hearing loss or
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auditory processing disorder, but
many students find they learn new
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concepts better while using captions.
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Here's the button to toggle
them on and off.
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An important bonus feature to Treehouse's
captions is that they're draggable.
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Captions are usually found in
the bottom center of the screen, but
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sometimes they might cover
an important bit of content.
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No problem, I'll just click and
drag them out of the way.
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Only two video controls remain.
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One to mute the video or
adjust the volume and
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one to make the video full screen.
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The final button, Launch Workspace,
allows students to code along with
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the video lesson.
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But we'll come back to that
a little later in this workshop.
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