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Hey, just a few quick tips on how to use Udemy's user interface to get the most out of this course - while

you're taking it.

First of all, if you have any questions, while you're taking this course, go ahead and hit the browse q & a

button here at the bottom of any lecture, and that will bring up the q and a window for this lecture,

And there's a good chance that whatever your question is, it's already been asked by somebody else and

already answered, so you can browse through previous questions associated with this lecture here,

and if you do have a new question, just hit the ask a new question button, type in a title, in as much

detail as you can, and Sundog education does have a staff of people who monitor this every day, so you

will get a response back within 24 hours

if you post a new question here.

Also, if English is not your first language, or if you're in a noisy environment where it's hard to hear

and keep up with what I'm saying, as you're playing videos, there is a speed control here you can use.

By default, it's 1X, but you can slow that down to 0.75X or even half speed, if you want to.

Or you can speed it up, if you just want to go faster too.

So remember, that's at your disposal.

Also, you can also bring up a transcript here, that actually has the actual text of what I'm saying, so

you can follow along there, as well,

Or, alternatively, you can hit the captions button, the CC here, select your language, and that will actually

have captions for you that actually let you follow along in text with what I'm saying as well, so that

can help reinforce what you're hearing too.

Very handy tools there.

If you're having any trouble with the streaming of the videos, click on the gear icon here, and you can

select different resolutions.

Auto is usually the best choice, but you can actually slow that down or make that a lower resolution

if you need to, in order to make sure that it streams more efficiently.

Also, don't be taken back if you see a prompt from Udemy to rate this course very early on,

if you're just not ready to leave a rating yet, there is an ask me later button there at the bottom that

you can hit, and you can come back to it later on.

Please hit that button if you're not ready,

don't just hit some random star rating to dismiss the window because every rating counts and it really

impacts my ability to make more courses for you in a very direct manner.

So please leave a honest review when you're prompted, and you're always welcome to update that review by

editing it from the course dashboard, as well.

I hope those are some useful tips for you for getting the most out of this course, so let's get back

to the course itself.

Hey, just a few quick tips on how to use Udemy's user interface to get the most out of this course while

you're taking it.

First of all, if you have any questions, while you're taking this course, go ahead and hit the browse q & a

button here at the bottom of any lecture, and that will bring up the q and a window for this lecture,

And there's a good chance that whatever your question is, it's already been asked by somebody else and

already answered, so you can browse through previous questions associated with this lecture here,

and if you do have a new question, just hit the ask a new question button, type in a title, in as much

detail as you can, and Sundog education does have a staff of people who monitor this every day, so you

will get a response back within 24 hours

if you post a new question here.

Also, if English is not your first language, or if you're in a noisy environment where it's hard to hear

and keep up with what I'm saying, as you're playing videos, there is a speed control here you can use.

By default, it's 1X, but you can slow that down to 0.75X or even half speed, if you want to.

Or you can speed it up, if you just want to go faster too.

So remember, that's at your disposal.

Also, you can also bring up a transcript here, that actually has the actual text of what I'm saying, so

you can follow along there, as well,

Or, alternatively, you can hit the captions button, the CC here, select your language, and that will actually

have captions for you that actually let you follow along in text with what I'm saying as well, so that

can help reinforce what you're hearing too.

Very handy tools there.

If you're having any trouble with the streaming of the videos, click on the gear icon here, and you can

select different resolutions.

Auto is usually the best choice, but you can actually slow that down or make that a lower resolution

if you need to, in order to make sure that it streams more efficiently.

Also, don't be taken back if you see a prompt from Udemy to rate this course very early on,

if you're just not ready to leave a rating yet, there is an ask me later button there at the bottom that

you can hit, and you can come back to it later on.

Please hit that button if you're not ready,

don't just hit some random star rating to dismiss the window because every rating counts and it really

impacts my ability to make more courses for you in a very direct manner.

So please leave a honest review when you're prompted, and you're always welcome to update that review by

editing it from the course dashboard, as well.

I hope those are some useful tips for you for getting the most out of this course, so let's get back

to the course itself.

Hey, just a few quick tips on how to use Udemy's user interface to get the most out of this course - while

you're taking it.

First of all, if you have any questions while you're taking this course, go ahead and hit the browse q & a

button here at the bottom of any lecture, and that will bring up the q and a window for this lecture.

And there's a good chance that whatever your question is, it's already been asked by somebody else and

already answered, so you can browse through previous questions associated with this lecture here.

And if you do have a new question, just hit the 'ask a new question' button, type in a title in as much

detail as you can, and Sundog Education does have a staff of people who monitor this every day, so you

will get a response back within 24 hours

if you post a new question here.

Also, if English is not your first language, or if you're in a noisy environment where it's hard to hear

and keep up with what I'm saying, as you're playing videos, there is a speed control here you can use.

By default, it's 1X, but you can slow that down to 0.75X or even half speed, if you want to.

Or you can speed it up, if you just want to go faster too.

So remember, that's at your disposal.

Also, you can also bring up a transcript here, that actually has the actual text of what I'm saying, so

you can follow along there as well.

Or, alternatively, you can hit the captions button, the CC here, select your language, and that will actually

have captions for you that actually let you follow along in text with what I'm saying as well, so that

can help reinforce what you're hearing too.

Very handy tools there.

If you're having any trouble with the streaming of the videos, click on the gear icon here, and you can

select different resolutions.

Auto is usually the best choice, but you can actually slow that down or make that a lower resolution

if you need to in order to make sure that it streams more efficiently.

Also, don't be taken back if you see a prompt from Udemy to rate this course very early on.

If you're just not ready to leave a rating yet, there is an 'ask me later' button there at the bottom that

you can hit and you can come back to it later on.

Please hit that button if you're not ready.

Don't just hit some random star rating to dismiss the window, because every rating counts and it really

impacts my ability to make more courses for you in a very direct manner.

So please leave a honest review when you're prompted, and you're always welcome to update that review by

editing it from the course dashboard as well.

I hope those are some useful tips for you for getting the most out of this course, so let's get back

to the course itself.

Hey, just a few quick tips on how to use Udemy's user interface to get the most out of this course while

you're taking it.

First of all, if you have any questions, while you're taking this course, go ahead and hit the browse q & a

button here at the bottom of any lecture, and that will bring up the q and a window for this lecture,

And there's a good chance that whatever your question is, it's already been asked by somebody else and

already answered, so you can browse through previous questions associated with this lecture here,

and if you do have a new question, just hit the ask a new question button, type in a title, in as much

detail as you can, and Sundog education does have a staff of people who monitor this every day, so you

will get a response back within 24 hours

if you post a new question here.

Also, if English is not your first language, or if you're in a noisy environment where it's hard to hear

and keep up with what I'm saying, as you're playing videos, there is a speed control here you can use.

By default, it's 1X, but you can slow that down to 0.75X or even half speed, if you want to.

Or you can speed it up, if you just want to go faster too.

So remember, that's at your disposal.

Also, you can also bring up a transcript here, that actually has the actual text of what I'm saying, so

you can follow along there, as well,

Or, alternatively, you can hit the captions button, the CC here, select your language, and that will actually

have captions for you that actually let you follow along in text with what I'm saying as well, so that

can help reinforce what you're hearing too.

Very handy tools there.

If you're having any trouble with the streaming of the videos, click on the gear icon here, and you can

select different resolutions.

Auto is usually the best choice, but you can actually slow that down or make that a lower resolution

if you need to, in order to make sure that it streams more efficiently.

Also, don't be taken back if you see a prompt from Udemy to rate this course very early on,

if you're just not ready to leave a rating yet, there is an ask me later button there at the bottom that

you can hit, and you can come back to it later on.

Please hit that button if you're not ready,

don't just hit some random star rating to dismiss the window because every rating counts and it really

impacts my ability to make more courses for you in a very direct manner.

So please leave a honest review when you're prompted, and you're always welcome to update that review by

editing it from the course dashboard, as well.

I hope those are some useful tips for you for getting the most out of this course, so let's get back

to the course itself.