Computer and Web Articles

VideoJug.com is filled to the brim with How-To videos. No more reading lengthy articles or manuals when you want to learn something; just head over to www.videojug.com, search the site for videos on just about any topic, then sit back and relax while you absorb your new knowledge.

Take a look around and you’ll find How-Tos on topics including food, health, beauty, relationships, pets, and leisure. Here are some recently-posted videos I saw listed: how to juggle, how to throw a card through a window, how to get out of a car without showing your knickers, how to create a smoky-eye effect, how to give a great handshake, how to give a homie handshake, how to make sushi rice, how to take care of a bruise, how to walk in high heels, and how to vacuum stairs perfectly.

As an added bonus, there’s a section containing older historical films from the 1930s through the 1960s. I found most of these to be exceptionally interesting, especially the ones covering World War II.

Other than the videos in the “Made By You” section, the videos on VideoJug are acted out and produced by the actual VideoJug team. While I’ve found the acting and presentation quality of many of the videos to be a bit of a letdown, I’ve consistently found the content quality to be solid and useful.