The phrase 'learning video' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a video that has been created to teach someone a new skill or knowledge. For example: "I watched a learning video on how to bake cupcakes last night."
There's little to match the low-budget wit and economy of that "human learning video" in Over the Hedge co-director Tim Johnson's noisily empty film.
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Yao et al. [22] explores the click-through data for learning video relationships and semantic video similarity and, consequently, enrich video tags.
To aid learning video on 5min can be played in slow motion or frame by frame, and the inline player supports zooming in and out for a more up close experience.
In an interview with Engadget, Minkonet COO and CFO Chief Gilbert Kim explained that the 3D replay tech addresses four issues for PUBG and gaming in general: cheating, learning, video editing and esports.
I was learning, video by video, topic by topic, as they were themselves too.
Towards this direction, Wachtler et al., (2016) focus on interactive questions within learning videos.
This study focuses on the positioning of interactive questions within learning videos.
Its technology reduces the file-size of learning videos, requiring 1/100th of the bandwidth to watch.
In May, after learning videos of beheadings had been posted to Facebook, the social network pulled them from the site, pending further evaluation.
That's a lesson learned; video games ruin sex.
