As I get to the end of this inquiry project, I can draw the conclusion that YouTube can work as a valid educational method of learning complicated skills, specifically for project based learning. My experience with Blender over the years proves that valuable knowledge can be developed with the help of open video learning. But…
(Nov. 20, 2025) YouTube has its weaknesses in education despite the strong points talked about in the past weekly updates. It has no official curriculum, which means learners can accidentally skip beginner steps and develop bad or inefficient work habits. In the example of Blender, tutorials quickly become outdated as new updates come out. There…
(Nov. 11, 2025) It’s really uncommon to have a tutorial work on the first attempt. The differences in the version of the software, the performance of the computer, and project settings meant that I had troubleshoot all the time. Most of my most productive learning experiences were not through watching videos, but correcting broken scenes,…
(Nov. 7, 2025) There being no deadlines and grades is one of the biggest differences between YouTube learning and classroom learning. Personal interest and creative goals mostly are the only motivators. I would be very interested in working on a project when I get an idea, but would push it aside for weeks or even…