After watching Alec’s demonstration video he critiqued I had some of the same opinions as him, and some that differed. The video he chose was called “Imagining the Tenth Dimension”. It described in great detail how to visualize the possible dimensions one could experience. I agree with Alec that the video helped explain the complicated visualizing components of different dimensions. However, the video didn’t blow my mind like he thought it did for him. Even though the video wasn’t within the time constraints (it went a little over) I think it was a good length. Not too long, but long enough to cover in depth the topic the video was explaining. I also believe, like Alec, that the visual aids were great. The video itself did not show the narrator, but only had visual representations. This worked so well in this video because of the complex topic. Visual representation was basically the only way to explain to an “uneducated” audience. All in all the video caught my attention and it was one I would not have viewed if not for Alec. This video would definitely be useful in a class such as calculus when one has to complete equations in different dimensions. I appreciated the uniqueness of the video and enjoyed watching it.
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