A comprehensive overview of deforestation.
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- About
- Ecology
- Evolution
- Genes and Genomes
- Molecules and Metabolism
- Chemical context for biology: origin of life and chemical evolution
- Biological molecules
- Membranes and Transport
- Cells
- Energy and enzymes
- Respiration, chemiosmosis and oxidative phosphorylation
- Oxidative pathways: electrons from food to electron carriers
- Fermentation, mitochondria and regulation
- Why are plants green, and how did chlorophyll take over the world? (Converting light energy into chemical energy)
- Carbon fixation
- C4 plants
- Integrative Health
This video contained the concept of deforestation. It explained well about what deforestation and what are the effects. It provided many cases to explain the concept of deforestation, too. However, video was too long, since it was over 5 minutes long, while it supposed to be 2 to 3 minutes video.
This is a great video with lots of solid content. I think its biggest strength is its professionalism in visuals and presentation and the scope of everything that it covers gives a more complete view than lots of other videos I’ve seen on the subject. My only complaint is that it’s a little too long. Although I think the wide range of subtopics it covers does help add to the presentation of the subject, if something had to be cut out I would take away some of the economic related stuff in order to keep it more strictly biology related. This is a really solid video though, great job.
I like the color scheme, organization, nice quality of voice, the dense use of academic vocabulary, and use of images. The video could be improved with more interesting or creative scenes and without speaking errors.
The overall presentation was very thorough and the information was well presented.
Next time, I would just try to make it a little more interesting though since the video is long it might lose a listener’s attention through the middle of the video.
The video was obviously over the time limit, and I felt like some of the information was unnecessary (talk less about history and more about environmental effects). The voiceover is very high quality though and I can tell a lot of effort was put into making the video.
-Lauren Harkness