Sure, you can find out how to knit or shave with a straight razor on YouTube, but it's hard to find good instructional videos because there's just so much stuff to sift through on a general purpose site.
Graspr has a clean, easy to navigate interface. For example, the computers & internet section actually has useful subcategories like networking, hardware, internet, programming & design, security, software, and general. All too often, it seems like these instructional websites aren't geared toward geeks, so we appreciate it when we find a site that is.
And for a service that just launched this week, there are already a good number of instructional videos to browse through, thanks to a successful beta period. We also like how registered users can take notes on videos and read notes left by other members of the community.
There are still a few kinks to work out. When we tried to copy the embed code for a video using the "copy , we got a site not found error. But by copying the code manually, we managed to embed a video after the jump.
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9-27-2007 @ 8:38AM
Danny said...
Does not support Internet Explorer.
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9-27-2007 @ 6:18PM
Miiko said...
Brad, thanks for writing about Graspr and pointing out some of the great features, such as being able to take notes. Yes, there were a few hiccups such as getting the site to work on Internet Explorer, but that issue will be resolved very soon and we hope your readers will try Graspr.
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