ID Review: Setting up your own Personal Computer

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          For my blog for today, I chose "Setting up your own personal computer" as a topic because I know that in this generation many teens would actually want to know how their PC looks like inside and how would they actually build it. Check out this post by buildpceasy.com.
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         So they separated their way of delivering their instruction like: the first choice is through a "step by step video guide" and the second one is through text.




 Step by step video Content

        At the front page they showed the parts that you should put in order. And then after you go to the next page, they first give you how to insert the power supply up to the graphics card. In each page their is a conversational text explaining how to properly put the part and the proper position of it. And also they provide pictures on how it actually look like while putting it and after you placed it in its proper position. It also has a video at the end on how the process of the picture and the text work together in the video. It is consistent although.
       Why did they start on the power supply? Why did they put text and pictures if the video can show how it's done all in all?
So for me they arrange the parts according its size and the convenient way in putting each part in so that at the end you will not mess off with your parts and wires. The arrangement of the parts is the best for me, putting up the proper parts in a proper manner up until to the little chips, cards and wires you put at the end. Next is why text and pictures? The text is in a conversational tone where the text is like talking to you explaining how it is really done and showing it through the picture. It is convenient in where while reading it you apparently doing it yourself and comparing if you have the same situation as shown in the picture. The video afterwards shows you how its properly done this lets you see if you really did the same thing properly. The video lets you assess your own work if you really placed the part properly.
          This kind of instruction wherein you need to do something without someone teaching or demoing to you is a good one. They properly teach their actual content in many manner so that learning takes place in doing reading, seeing and assessing your own work. All the important and specific  information and details of each part. In general this is a good tutorial for people who want to set up their own personal computers.