I like the stance of the proposal, I also believe it should be as easy as possible for new users to become creators and we should provide as many tools as possible, but there are already quite a few videos available for asset creation and there is a plethora of videos around youtube about blender usage in general. Here, I'll list a few channels with what content we currently have available: - [DCL Tutorial Channel](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAcRraQmr_GPi-8qgv17ewdGl50OHuOhH): official channel that has hours upon hours of learning material covering all bases of developing in DCL - [Katherine Joelle Walker](https://www.youtube.com/c/KatherineJoelleWalker/videos): community creator with a couple videos on creating and optimizing wearables - [SWISSVERSE](https://www.youtube.com/c/SWISSVERSE/videos): some videos on Builder creation and wearables, but mostly opinion pieces - [Polygonal Mind](https://www.youtube.com/c/PolygonalMind/videos): some quick tutorials on art/wearable creation process (a to z in about 3 mins) - [Peanutbutta](https://www.youtube.com/c/Peanutbutta/videos): a kind of metaverse tourist, also has some tutorials That's just the DCL specific stuff, as for Blender focused content there are many channels built around using the tool that users can easily find and apply to DCL. With that being said, there definitely are gaps in content that should be addressed. The two biggest I can see are: - Wearable acceptance standards: while there is content on how to make wearables, there isn't a lot of content on what constitutes a wearable of acceptable quality. Current media does not include item limitations or what will aid/harm the wearable's proposal. This information could be extremely useful to users looking to submit their items, as this is a process they will need to participate in for their items to be included in DCL. - SDK coverage: we need more content based around the construction of complex projects anchored in the SDK. We have a lot of coverage for the Builder, but that's an easy buy-in with regards to skill and if you need to create a complex scene you'll want to use the SDK. Users with little to no programming experience will have a hard time getting into the SDK if they are trying to lean on youtube for tutorial content. Covering wearable acceptance standards would likely only be a single video, but you could easily create a series of multi-video tutorials covering SDK usage to create a variety of games (starting small simple and aiming at more complex projects).

Dedicated video training channel about everything Decentraland This proposal is now in status: REJECTED. Voting Results: * Yes 1% 2,103 VP (6 votes) * No 31% 318,966 VP (12 votes)