Real-Time Study With Me - 3.5 Hours With Music
2020-04-28 · Study with me · Ali · recording, 3 h 29 min · watch on YouTube
Topic: Learning and studying · mode: Demonstration and walkthrough · tags: Sponsor segment present, Aimed at students
Ali films three and a half hours of his own studying in real time, in cycles of 25 minutes of work and five minutes of break, with the sort of music he studies to, for viewers to play in the background and study along.
What is said
The parts of the video and what is said in each (★ — how much it matters to the video).
00:00:00 — Welcome: three hours of real-time study in 25-minute cycles with background music
- ★★ Ali's real-time study-with-me video gives three hours of work in cycles of 25 minutes on and a five-minute break, for viewers to play in the background and study along with him. — 00:00:00 · Pomodoro technique
00:00:15 — Notion (sponsor read)
- ★ The background music of Ali's real-time study-with-me video is the sort of music he listens to while studying. — 00:00:15
00:01:00 — Studying together in real time, with music and five-minute breaks
In the description and comments
- ★ Asked by a viewer to move the ads in his real-time study-with-me video from the 25-minute study sessions to the five-minute breaks, Ali says it is a good point and he will try. (hedged) — creator comment
Threads in this video
- restate · Should you listen to music while studying? — The background music of Ali's real-time study-with-me video is the sort of music he listens to while studying. (00:00:15)
- promised · Ali promises to try moving the ads in his real-time study-with-me video to the five-minute breaks (2020) — Asked by a viewer to move the ads in his real-time study-with-me video from the 25-minute study sessions to the five-minute breaks, Ali says it is a good point and he will try. (creator comment)
Where the stories that moved here went next
- Ali promises to try moving the ads in his real-time study-with-me video to the five-minute breaks (2020) — open (no report in 2020–2024); last: promised, 2020-04-28
Mentioned
Central: Pomodoro technique
Also: Notion
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