MHB Differential equations: Homogeneous Linear Equations

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The discussion focuses on a YouTube video explaining homogeneous linear equations in differential equations. Viewers express concerns about the presentation quality, noting issues with text readability, lighting, and sound levels. Suggestions include using a whiteboard for clearer visuals and improving audio clarity. Additionally, there is a call for more thorough explanations of the concepts presented. Overall, the feedback emphasizes the need for enhanced instructional quality in future videos.
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mysolutionshrc said:
Differential equations Homogeneous Linear Equations case 1 +example - YouTube

There are more on my channel and will be posting more daily.

I'm afraid you need to improve you method of presentation.

1. Get a white board. Your text is almost unreadable (too small), the lighting is wrong, it should be in front of you not behind, you are blocking the view of what you are writing with your hand/arm.

2. Greater sound level needed

3. Review the material in the video, there is insufficient explanation of why you are doing what you do.

CB
 

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