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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
Good metaphor for oxygenic photosynthesis! My critique would be that your sound editing was a little rough. The background music was well-done, but the voice-overs sounded garbled and quiet.
The overview was really helpful and gave a good overview as to the importance of the topic.
^One improvement to this video would be speaking a bit louder/clearly. Some parts were hard to decipher for me.
The unique style of this video made it interesting to watch and the group did a good job of representing the different parts of oxygenic photosynthesis. Their analogy for the process was excellent, however it might be helpful to make it more clear how each peanut butter part relates to oxygenic photosynthesis.
1) Using the creation of chunky peanut butter as a way of explaining oxygenic photosynthesis was great. Really simplified the concept and made it memorable! Totally holds the viewer’s attention through the entire video.
2) Could go a bit slower to showcase the sketches after the sketcher has completed each one (such as the electron transport chain part.)
The video is very organized with an introduction, middle, and conclusion. Relating the production process of peanut butter to oxygenic photosynthesis really makes the video entertaining! It could even be more appealing with higher resolution and better sound quality!
Production quality could use work. You explanation is very good, however.
The video had a good idea behind it. The content is well related to a simple concept (peanut butter! Yum!). But the production could be done better simply due to the fact that it’s very dim, and the viewer never really sees the speaker. The screen is also blurry at points which makes the words on the board difficult to read. Face the camera/your audience!