The internet has increasingly become the first port of call for people looking for information on any subject matter. There is a plethora of websites, increasing in number all the time, that have videos demonstrating ‘how to’ accomplish a task. The videos are factual, in most cases free and more importantly instructional allowing the viewer to follow steps in order to complete a task or learn a skill.

There seems to be few subjects that cannot be dealt with through the medium of a ‘how to’ video. Obvious subjects such as DIY, cooking and sports are covered but there are also videos that instruct the viewer on how to improve their social skills. Taboo subjects are few and far between and advice on sexual matters can be found in ‘how to’ video format.

The quality of the videos can vary from high-definition, professionally produced videos to those compiled by amateurs at home from their i-phone or camcorder. The videos would still need to pass the format guidelines of the website and not be offensive or promote illegal activity. The professional videos are more likely to have better picture and sound quality. Whatever the standard of filming, the video will need to be instructional and provide the viewer with ‘how to’ information.

Finding ‘how to’ videos on the internet is very simple. Using the search engine type in ‘how to videos’ in the search bar; a list of sites will become available. For a refined search enter the subject matter, for example ‘how to cook a roast chicken video’, and the results will return those closest to the search request. Alternatively a little research will provide you with the best sites with the most informative videos which you can save as a favourite.

There are also a number of articles on ‘how to’ on the video websites. In fact, many articles are transformed directly into a video format. However, the video is created it is uploaded onto sites which have heavy usage in order to achieve as much exposure as possible. Sites such as YouTube.com offer a huge amount of traffic. The number of sites offering ‘how to’ videos is in the hundreds, a few examples are: wonderhowto.com, monkeysee.com and ehow.com.

It is simple to create a ‘how to’ video and upload it onto the many websites if there is a particular skill or technique you would like to share. If picking up tips and techniques is required then the ‘how to’ videos available on the internet offer an effective alternative to manuals.

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