Would it be possible to charge the slides on its self (i.e. without video) - or add the text from of the video (or a sum-up) - so that we can go through it later on (ex. to check some key vocabulary or notions), without having to go through the full video again?
The slides are available here : https://inria.github.io/scikit-learn-mooc/ml_concepts/slides.html.
@LoicEsteve, @MCollin do you think it could be interesting to add a link below the video with the slides+notes ?
In an ideal world, I think it would make sense to have the slides accessible on the same page inside a iframe but an external link would be fine as well.
Full disclosure: I am not a big fan of videos so I may be biased about this.
I don’t think we should show the notes (if there is a video) so we should probably use https://inria.github.io/scikit-learn-mooc/ml_concepts/slides.html (rather than https://inria.github.io/scikit-learn-mooc/ml_concepts/slides.html#p1 i.e. with #p at the end to be in presenter mode)
Nice, thanks a lot!
Two remarks:
- I think it would be nice to say something like: “click on the slides and use the left/right arrow to navigate the slides” to help people find the functionality
- currently if your mouse is on the slides and you scroll with your mouse, it will navigate the slides so the slide changes while scrolling up and down. This is extremely weird and should be fixed. This is probably due to a combination of iframe + remark.js functionality … not sure how easy this is to fix
Is this ok for you : https://lms.fun-mooc.fr/courses/course-v1:inria+41026+session01/jump_to_id/62d7e55804f047b98b6a4e9d62e184ff ?
The instructions about navigating the left/right arrow is great.
The behaviour of scrolling over the slides is super weird (it both navigates backward/forward the slides and scroll up/down so you see the slides changing while scrolling up/down in your window). In an ideal world it would not happen at all (i.e. you can scroll over the slides and not have it change the slides) … but maybe @brospars can indicate whether he thinks this can be fixed without spending too much time on this (hopefully < 30 minutes).
It’s a remark configuration parameter : https://github.com/gnab/remark/wiki/Configuration#general
So we can disable it entirely (and optionally activate click navigation).
OK this seems pragmatic enough to avoid this on the JupyterBook side. Let me play with this a bit.
OK I disabled scroll navigation on our side (remark-side). This seems to work fine.
I think this is simple enough to navigate with arrows so I did not enable click navigation.
I am going to mark this as done.
I guess we remember to do something similar for the next videos when they are available.