I'm thinking about doing more videos, not only screencasts of rounds. For some time now I'm using [OI Checklist](https://oichecklist.pythonanywhere.com/) by [user:Rezwan.Arefin01,2019-12-15] (cannot recommend enough, especially if you are preparing for hard IOI-style contests) as an archive, so I'm thinking about doing videos with editorials (more like my thinking process) for some old POI problems.↵
↵
So, here are some questions for you: ↵
1. Is this interesting? ↵
2. Should I read (and think about) problems beforehand? Pros: I will have more structured thoughts about problem, I will know for sure if I will be able to solve this problem in a short time, ??? Cons: It is kinda unfair, it may look like I'm crushing it when in reality it could take hours for me to solve, ??? ↵
3. Should I do one-problem length videos? The problem is that I prefer to open some (3-6) problems, read all of them, and then think about each problem for some time, probably starting with the one I liked more. ↵
4. Despite these are OI-style problems with partial scoring I'm trying to go for a full solution, most of the time ignoring groups. Sometimes full solution of these problems are really-really hard. Should I do groups always, or only when I'm stuck for long time, or other options? ↵
5. Do you have any suggestions about what kinds of videos I should make? Or other things I didn't think about concerning this particular kind?↵
↵
You can look at my channel [here](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3-pkjZ8-D4aW8QfaExuMjw)↵
↵
UPD ↵
Thanks for your input! I thought a bit myself and here is my current position: ↵
I'm willing to invest some time to learn basic video editing (yeah, didn't do anything before, just recording screencasts), I hope that I will even add some things to screencasts in post. This way I can read some problems, then solve them one-by-one, but make separate videos for each problem. Mostly I will do "blind" attempts at problems, since most of your want to see me struggle :) I will go through groups if they are interesting, but rarely will implement partial solutions. ↵
About lectures and lower-level educational videos: don't think so at least for now because it is not interesting for me. ↵
Because of learning basic video editing I will be slower at first, but I hope to do first video in next few days, so stay tuned! Also later today I will upload USACO Platinum screencast, so you can watch this if you are interested.
↵
So, here are some questions for you: ↵
1. Is this interesting? ↵
2. Should I read (and think about) problems beforehand? Pros: I will have more structured thoughts about problem, I will know for sure if I will be able to solve this problem in a short time, ??? Cons: It is kinda unfair, it may look like I'm crushing it when in reality it could take hours for me to solve, ??? ↵
3. Should I do one-problem length videos? The problem is that I prefer to open some (3-6) problems, read all of them, and then think about each problem for some time, probably starting with the one I liked more. ↵
4. Despite these are OI-style problems with partial scoring I'm trying to go for a full solution, most of the time ignoring groups. Sometimes full solution of these problems are really-really hard. Should I do groups always, or only when I'm stuck for long time, or other options? ↵
5. Do you have any suggestions about what kinds of videos I should make? Or other things I didn't think about concerning this particular kind?↵
↵
You can look at my channel [here](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3-pkjZ8-D4aW8QfaExuMjw)↵
↵
UPD ↵
Thanks for your input! I thought a bit myself and here is my current position: ↵
I'm willing to invest some time to learn basic video editing (yeah, didn't do anything before, just recording screencasts), I hope that I will even add some things to screencasts in post. This way I can read some problems, then solve them one-by-one, but make separate videos for each problem. Mostly I will do "blind" attempts at problems, since most of your want to see me struggle :) I will go through groups if they are interesting, but rarely will implement partial solutions. ↵
About lectures and lower-level educational videos: don't think so at least for now because it is not interesting for me. ↵
Because of learning basic video editing I will be slower at first, but I hope to do first video in next few days, so stay tuned! Also later today I will upload USACO Platinum screencast, so you can watch this if you are interested.
