The following video has some good points to remember when making a tutorial. it is the kind of stuff I prefer, Quick & to the point, which also applies to the classroom. So onwards …

Points for making tutorials

1. Remember the 3 rules of Youtube
   1. Title & Thumbnail get people to click
   2. First 5 second, to hook people (get them to watch)
   3. The rest of the video get them to comeback
2. The title os the video should be quick and to the point
   • How to do <x> with <Y software> in <Z> minutes
3. Video Thumbnail is directly related to the content of the video.
   • It should be the final product, not a random Photoshop image. Use High-quality free assets in the project for better polish.
   • Include the software’s icon in the thumbnail, just not in the bottom right, because of Youtube’s timestamp
4. Use the first 5 seconds for useful information and to cut to the chase.
   • “Links to all the assets/resources are in the description.“
5. All links in the description
   • Make them free and easy to access on a common public website. This way they will be available “forever” (or a long time).
   • Have a link to the final version of the project
   • Code/Software: github.com
   • Text Assets: https://pastebin.com/
   • Audio Assets: ???? freesound.org
   • Video Assets: ???? www.youtube.com
6. The video itself
   • Clear through each step of the tutorial, until done.
   • Practice a few times for smoother delivery and reduce editing
   • Target to your audience: ie noobs vs XPerienced, etc.
7. Wrap-up. Now it’s done, some self-promotion…
   • Support me via short courses, Patreon, etc. “Links in the Description”
   • Feed the algorithm with Like, Subscribe, & Bell.