Can you please improve the fluidity of the presentations? It is super obvious you are reading from a teleprompter.

As a retired dancer/singer and performer, I applaud all the trainers in all the tutorials. I went through years of training to do what they are now doing, preforming and in the manner as tv presenters. I am sure if we saw all their CV's nowhere will there be I trained at the Juilliard School of Performers or the Royal Shakespeare Company, but yet they are doing a great job of presenting. Can I also mention, it is not the easiest thing to do, especially since there is no live audience reaction to guide them to make changes on the spot while presenting. It is obvious to me that some of the trainers are nervous while presenting, in other words they are using massive amounts of courage to do it and are doing a great job and maybe the reason why they are top of their field and standing there presenting a tutorial to us is because of that courage and fierce drive, which is an added lesson they are teaching us!!!

For those that have no clue, usually the actor has the least power in the set up of a production. There are producers and directors above them, telling them what they want them to do!

So I have to say I was very much appalled at the question attached to this tutorial. A question that has nothing to do with the actual subject matter.

If you are being distracted by the way a tutorial is being presented to you, then maybe you should ask yourself if this is something that you really want to learn or are you just watching to be entertained?

Well, it feels a little bit like im hearing somebody form youtube reading audiobook xD But if you focus and stay on, if you take her words in, u can learn from it :)

I have to agree with the comments on this course. The manner in which the content is presented and the language used makes it seem like this is being read from an essay on UX. This makes it really hard to stay engaged especially with an online tutorial. It would be a lot easier to benefit from this course and her expertise if the presentation was mixed up a bit, and was more conversational.

+1 on the "robotic" speaking. The essay style reading is distracting. The UX of this course could be improved.

I have done some teaching myself, and I know it takes time to become fluid at teaching. A teleprompter greatly helps teachers to follow long trails of thought and explain profound concepts while allowing cognitive freedom to focus on enunciation and deportment.

I appreciate that you guys bring in up-to-date industry experts to teach your courses, even when they're not the most seasoned professors.

It doesn't stop me from learning.