Hi @Courials ,as with the comments that were made on the other clip. You are loud enough and there is not too much distortion. However, I could not understand what you were saying. I did get that you were reading and that what you were saying was on the slide being shown. Be aware that many watch courses on their phones and thus tiny screens. Thus they are not going to be able to read your slide. It also looks like it is taken out of a textbook and copied on screen. If so don't forget about copyright laws. Personally, I believe you need to slow down, practice, practice, practice until your English sounds clear and you are not rushing words. I would be trying to be more creative with your presentation. Whilst it is a good first-up try it is boring to watch. Remember student will only give you a few seconds to wow them - if you don't they leave and usually never come back. Can you animate it, add some colour, maybe a giff or emojis to give some depth and flavour to what you are teaching? You might also investigate presenting your course in your native language - take a look and see how many courses are in your genre. Good luck and here are my mantras "don't shoot video that sucks" followed by "bin it don't fix it"
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