Linux Training Materials Help - 5 Benefits of Using Linux Video Tutorials to Learn Linux Commands
As part of your Linux training, you need to learn how to use Linux commands to do Linux administration.
New Linux users often find it difficult to learn how to use Linux commands by using Linux books or other Linux documentation.
Linux video tutorials have recently changed all this - and at last provide a source of easy Linux training materials!
5 Benefits of Using Linux Video Tutorials to Learn Linux Commands
1. You get to actually see a Linux command being run - every step of the way.
The great thing about watching a Linux video tutorial to learn how to use a Linux command is that you can see exactly how everything is done. You can see how to run the command - step-by-step.
Linux Tips: If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a Linux video tutorial is worth 300,000 words a minute! - at five frames (pictures) per second.
2. You hear the reason for running the Linux command as well as the description of running the command.
Along with seeing the Linux video, you also hear how everything is done. In a nice, calm and relaxed manner. This is real easy Linux training.
3. You can pause a Linux video tutorial whenever you need more time.
Whenever you need to think about something you've just seen and heard, you can just click on the pause button and the Linux video tutorial pauses for as long as you need!
You may want to pause the Linux video because something appears on the screen that you need more time to absorb - or you may need more time to read the output of a Linux command that was just run.
4. You get to see the "full" output of the Linux command.
This is an often overlooked, but extremely important part of learning Linux commands.
The output of a Linux command can be quite long and detailed - far too long to show in a Linux book. But the output of a Linux command is another key item to learn from.
Linux Tips: When you're reading a Linux book, you rarely see the output of a Linux command. And if some output is shown, it's usually just a short bit of the output. Partly because of the amount of space required to show the output and partly because it would take more time to clearly show you the output.
5. You get to learn from someone with Linux training experience.
And if the video tutorials you are watching are written by an experienced Linux trainer (hint, hint), then you know you'll learn how to use Linux commands easily!
