[FLGMwt]

I actually went the opposite.

At some point I realized I was watching Pluralsight courses and declaring success because I finished the last video and therefore I was leveled up in that thing.

Quizzes on Udacity stuff and Coursera courses (especially Odersky's Scala one) often catch me cheating where I realize I had drifted and missed the information I'm being quizzed on. I'll go back and watch the relevant bit thoughtfully and then be able to answer.

[amerkhalid]

This is my experience too. Also I used to watch Coursera videos on Android App. But if I lose my position in a video, it was pain to figure out where I left off.

I like short videos cause much easier to recover where you left off from.

Also I am not a paying member of Udacity but seriously considering them for Android dev program.