Lesson Development Checklist

• Gather any relevant links to Support, Docs, or related material
• Description and Objectives finalized
• Lesson created and announced to the team for review
• Lesson reviewed
• Lesson video submitted and published to WPTV
• Lesson created on Learn.WordPress.org
• Lesson video published to YouTube
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• Lesson published to Learn.WordPress.org

Script: https://github.com/jonathanbossenger/wp-content/blob/main/developer-learning-pathway/11-introduction-to-wordpress-multisite/04-developing-for-multisite-network.md

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Tutorial/Lessons Review Checklist

Please tick all items you've confirmed:

• Learning outcomes/objectives are clear.
• Technical concepts introduced in the content are accurate.
• The speed of demonstrations are easy to follow.
• The narration audio matches what is shown visually.
• Spelling and grammar are correct.
• Sound quality is consistent throughout the video.
• Brand Usage Guidelines and Promotional Guidelines are being followed.
• Media assets are all in the public domain (CC0).

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Looks good!
The pace was even and flowed well, except the section towards the end where the different code examples were being worked out. It seemed to slow a bit there, with slightly longer pauses in the audio commentary.

Not sure what a better approach might be? Perhaps having all the code examples already written out, and then walking through them. But it's a minor issue and could also just be a personal preference. Digging into multisite code is pretty new to me, and I found the content helpful and informative.

Thanks @quitevisible. It's a fine balance, I've had other reviewers say that I go too fast during live coding portions 😁

It's worth noting that all lessons will include a full text version, with code snippets, so someone who wants to move faster can either just speed up the video, or skim the text version and grab the code snippets.

Tutorial/Lessons Review Checklist

Please tick all items you've confirmed:

• Learning outcomes/objectives are clear.
• Technical concepts introduced in the content are accurate.
• The speed of demonstrations are easy to follow.
• The narration audio matches what is shown visually.
• Spelling and grammar are correct.
• Sound quality is consistent throughout the video.
• Brand Usage Guidelines and Promotional Guidelines are being followed.
• Media assets are all in the public domain (CC0).

Love the deep dive into the development side that's rarely discussed when talking about multisite.

https://wordpress.tv/2024/05/11/developing-for-a-multisite-network/

Please tick all items you've confirmed:

• Learning outcomes/objectives are clear.
• Technical concepts introduced in the content are accurate.
• The speed of demonstrations are easy to follow.
• The narration audio matches what is shown visually.
• Spelling and grammar are correct.
• Sound quality is consistent throughout the video.
• Brand Usage Guidelines and Promotional Guidelines are being followed.
• Media assets are all in the public domain (CC0).

Multisite code is pretty new to me and this content was very useful. Great tutorial. @jonathanbossenger

https://learn.wordpress.org/lesson/developing-for-a-multisite-network/

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