What should I do when a recorded-lecture course includes demonstrations the recording doesn't capture?
EducationAt minute 38, the lecturer says, "You can see how I changed the settings here." On the recording, I can see the first slide. I can hear the room laughing at a mistake I cannot see.
I chose this evening course because the information sheet said lectures were recorded. I can attend most weeks, but on the two nights my childcare fell through I used the recordings. The demonstrations were missing from both. The lecturer says being in the room is best; I agree, but I thought the recording would let me catch up on what I missed.
Would it be reasonable to ask for the demonstration files or an explanation of the key changes, if those can be shared? I don't expect another full lesson just for me. At the moment, my notes say "changed something" beside the part I need to practise.
