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So I just want to spend a few minutes

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going through some of the information

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and the way that the udemy course layout

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works just so you can really get the

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most out of this course. Now if you've

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already used udemy a lot and you're

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familiar with the udemy interface then

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feel free to warn on to the end of this

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video they'll click on the progress bar

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on the bottom of the screen and if you

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let the last couple of seconds play than

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the video gets marked as completed but

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if you're not really familiar with the

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udemy interface then this video might be

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useful for you, so first I want to talk

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about searching for lectures, there with

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the new layout of the udemy course

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dashboard searching for specific course

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lectures is so much easier. Now in the

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main course dashboard as you can see in

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the screen there, are the course content

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tab you can find the lecture search box

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as you can see on the screen now just

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type in the specific lecture words

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you're looking for and udemy will

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display all lectures that have those

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words in the title and you can also

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search for questions and answers by

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going to the Q&A tab, you'll find the

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question search box below so type in a

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question and udemy will find

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questions and answers that are similar

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to what you're asking about just

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basically clicked on there any of those

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that pop up to reveal answers that

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relate to your question, often you'll

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find answers to your question by doing

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that. Now if you can't find answers to

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your question you can create one by

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clicking on the add a new question

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button then typing in your question then

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with the questions editor, you can enter

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a title for your question and put the

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content in the main box, when you're done

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click on post question, to well to post

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the question. Now when your questions

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been solved by either myself, Jean-Paul

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or even one of the other students in

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this course it's a good idea to mark for

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question as solved and you do that by

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editing the question then adding the

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phrase solved in square brackets. Now the

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reason for that is that it makes it

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easier for others to find answers to

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questions similar to yours when the list

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of questions and answers pops up they'll

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see solved in square brackets and they

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can choose the solve ones to look at

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first and that can save time because

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they'll have an indication that those

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questions have a solution and it also

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helps if you summarize your question in

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the title, titles like help or error

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don't really give any indication of what

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the question relates to so in many cases

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other students won't bother reading

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them. Now you may not think that's very

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important but it is really a good habit

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to get into,

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as you develop in your career as a

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programmer, you'll almost certainly raise

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issues on the Google issues tracker or

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whatever technology it is that you found

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a problem with. Now developing the habit

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of providing good titles for issues and

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describing the problem with as much

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detail as possible to reproduce it will

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pay dividends when you need to get help

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from or whoever supporting the

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environment that you're working in you

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can also edit a post to provide more

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information perhaps or correct typing

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errors by clicking on the three vertical

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dots in the top right-hand side and then

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choosing in it now after clicking on

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edit you'll be able to edit the title

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and contents of your question and if the

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question solved adds solved again to the

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title as mentioned in square brackets.

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Now every lecture has its own source

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code in this course as well as other

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resources that are appropriate to that

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lecture, links etc that have been

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discussed in that video, so if you want

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to grab the source code for any lecture

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you can do so by clicking on the

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resources section of the video and you

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can see the resources box in the left

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hand corner, it's highlighted in blue to

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tell you that there are resources there

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for you to look at and download as

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appropriate. So when clicking on the 3

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bar menu icon above the resources

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available link, the player will open up

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on a menu on the left hand side and show

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you the resource links for that lecture.

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Now the second place you can look for

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source code for all projects in this

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course is in the source code for all

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apps lecture right at the bottom of the

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course in the extras section. Now with

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the source code for all apps lecture,

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you'll find links to download the source

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code for each lecture in the course.

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Well that's the next course announcements

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you'll find course announcements in the

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announcements tab, so checking this

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section out will keep you updated on new

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content being added to the course and

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anything that we find interesting that

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we send out to let you know the latest

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developments in all things Android and

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if you want to share your opinion about

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the course and your experience of it you

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can leave a review by clicking on the

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rate this course button on the dashboard.

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Now I know that Udemy automatically

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ask you for a reviews anyway, but if

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that's something you want to do then

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that's how to do it. Now you can decide

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how many stars you're going to give the

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course as well as typing in a review

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when you don't, just click some

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you can also go back and change a review

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using a similar process clicking on the

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same link in future, some students feel

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that they get asked to leave a review

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too early in the course, the udemy system

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does that automatically but you can

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always use the ask me later button if

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you're not yet ready to leave your

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review. Now the video player used by udemy

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has many great features if you

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want to change the video quality hover

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your mouse over the gear icon on the

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right hand side, then click the quality

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that you want the video to be played at,

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the higher the number the better.

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Now all the videos in this course are

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created in 1080p, which is the highest

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possible quality and that's probably the

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best experience if you can play that

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resolution on your computer,

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Now keep in mind that the way udemy

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use their video player that you may not

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be offered that 1080p mode if your

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internet connection that isn't fast

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enough, it's something that's outside of

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the control of an instructor but if you

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computers fast enough you should get the

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option for 1080p. Now if you want to

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change the speed of the video while it's

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playing, you can do that by hovering over

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the One X or icon and choosing from the

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various video speeds and that can be

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useful if you want to hear me speak

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faster or slower to aid your

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understanding. In most videos, we'll have

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captions for you to enable them just

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hover your mouse over the captions icon

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and click on the available language that

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you want to display with the video at

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the moment they're only available in

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English, but it can be quite useful to

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watch the videos with the captions

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enabled to get the most out of them.

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Alright so that's the end of the video

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Let's move on now after having a look at

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what Android is and some of the user

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interface things that we'll be learning

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how to control in this course. So see you

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in the next video.

