https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9VdjKCxqf0
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https://boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/53194/episode-26-learning-and-teaching-games-rodney-smit
In Episode 26, the Low Player Count crew is joined by the one and only Rodney Smith from Watch It Played! They discuss the topic of learning and teaching games, the roles learners and teachers have, and a few questions for Rodney on some of his favorite low player count games. Times: 2:10 - Learning & Teaching Games

https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/61858/tribute-teaching-list-17-jon-cox
Just looking at it has made me realize how many great games Jon has taught me and what a great contribution he makes to our gaming group. The games he makes available for all of us and the gaming skill he brings to the table aside, he has one of the best attitudes and sportsmanship I have ever encountered. Here's to Jon Cox! Subscribe. 86 Item s.

https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/6ogqmg/im_rodney_smith_host_and_creator_of_watch_it/
AMA. EDIT: July 29 - 10:22AM EST - All questions answered! Thanks for the interest and engagement everyone. Hi! I'm Rodney Smith, and I started a Youtube channel in 2011 called Watch It Played where I fully teach games, and often play them with the viewers who help to make game play decisions between episodes.

https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/4ng03f/how_does_rodney_smith_decide_which_instructional/
The basic summary of the process is: learn the game, find the rules mistakes, find the answers, write the script, polish the script, record the script, reshoot problem areas, confirm with the publisher if there are errors, reshoot/correct errors, post video. That process takes days. Then I make a point of answering all comments and questions on

https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/269364/watch-it-played-games
Andrew. @yawetag. Edited Apr 16, 2020. The Official-Unofficial Guide to Watch It Played videos, hosted by Rodney Smith. You can also join us at the Watch It Played Guild. The first several entries are used to store videos not directly related to the teaching and playing of specific board games (news, fundraisers, product previews).

https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/3j899r/i_interviewed_rodney_smith_of_watch_it_played/
I interviewed Rodney Smith of Watch it Played. Since he is so influential in board gaming now, I thought you redditors might want to know how he got started. ... You can send them a link to watch as "homework" and it drastically reduces the rules teaching time. Actually, the more Rahdo I watch, the more I wish Miwi had more videos. I discovered

https://www.facebook.com/oneboardfamily/posts/rodney-smith-has-taught-so-many-people-how-to-play-through-his-watch-it-played-v/1625207377674610/
Congrats on 10 years of amazing teaching. Rodney Smith has taught so many people how to play through his Watch It Played video tutorials. Congrats on 10 years of amazing teaching.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/tips-for-board-53698690
We recently collaborated with Jon of JonGetsGames as well as Rodney Smith from WatchItPlayed to share some of our favorite board game teaching tips, and it is now ready for you all for some early ad-free viewing. (Still working on the thumbnail.) We plan on making the video go live this Friday morning PST, so until then it's all yours. Thanks!

https://nerdsonearth.com/2015/09/interview-rodney-smith-of-watch-it-played/
These tomes can be overwhelming and serve as a hindrance to new people wanting to enter into the hobby of board gaming. But board game fans have an ally in Watched it Played , a YouTube channel created by Rodney Smith that is dedicated to teaching how games are played. When I discover a game has a Watch it Played video, I tear that game's

https://gamehungry.com/how-to-teach-board-games/
7. Be Patient. While teaching a game, the players at the table will likely interrupt you with premature questions, jump in to "help" you teach, get distracted with their phones, and show a loss of interest. You will need to remain patient and when things get rough, take a nice deep breath before continuing.

https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/2904849/i-want-concise-list-rodney-smith-instructional-vid
I'd like to see just an alphabetical order written list of the games Rodney Smith has taught. Is there one? I want to match it . I know I can go to the [b]Watch It Played[/b] YouTube site. But I'd have to scroll through bunches of stuff. I'd like to see just an alphabetical order written list of the games Rodney Smith has taught.

https://nerdalertnews.net/interview-with-popular-gaming-expert-rodney-smith-of-watch-it-played/
Written by Ed Carter, Nov. 29, 2018. There are a lot of reviews and opinion channels for the world of board games. When it comes to learning a game, however, one of the best is Watch It Played. Here one can learn everything from the setup to all the basics. Nerd Alert News had the wonderful opportunity to talk with Rodney Smith about the channel.

https://www.facebook.com/GammarayTV/videos/rodney-smith-of-watch-it-played-mansions-of-madness-starting-roll/323605908576226/
Our new show 'Starting Roll' dives deep into how board games inspire creators to find their dreams and change their lives. Our first guest is Rodney... Rodney Smith of Watch It Played & Mansions of Madness | Starting Roll | Our new show 'Starting Roll' dives deep into how board games inspire creators to find their dreams and change their lives.

https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/y7j6qu/rodney_smith_appreciation_thread/
The #1 Reddit source for news, information, and discussion about modern board games and board game culture. Join the community and come discuss games like Codenames, Wingspan, Brass, and all your other favorite games! MembersOnline. •. Danimeh. ADMIN MOD. Rodney Smith appreciation thread. Strategy & Mechanics.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/watch-it-played-season-7
Welcome to the fundraiser page for the 7th season of Watch It Played, a YouTube channel dedicated to teaching and playing board, card and miniatures games. Below you'll find an overview of the content we create on our channel, along with a listing of the perks you can receive and stretch goals we can unlock with your support.

https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/gb552x/great_interview_with_rodney_smith_worth_a_watch/
Worth a watch. : r/boardgames. Great interview with Rodney Smith. Worth a watch. Rodney is the Mr.Rogers of board games and I adore everything he makes. Rodney is great for the board game community and he also is a genuinely nice and friendly guy in person. Rodney, I for one would absolutely play a mashup of The Gallerist and Cash 'n' Guns.

https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/3195526/rodney-smith-watch-it-played-announcement
Nov 22, 2023. Funny, if I had known this dumbass did any of this to Rodney, I would have assumed/known he was just a feeble man that is "short" on something. You can't hide character, Rodney has it spades. As much as anyone can have a board game hero, he is mine. Tip.

https://thesecretcabal.com/episodes/express-76
We discuss the question, are Board Game Conventions still as relevant as they once were to the gaming industry - both publishers and convent creators. Don and Jamie are so happy to be joined by Joel Eddy of Drive Thru Games and Rodney Smith of Watch It Played to talk about gaming conventions. We discuss the question, are Board Game Conventions

https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/9lo8yn/rodney_smith_has_started_a_vlog_and_it_is/
281 votes, 60 comments. 4M subscribers in the boardgames community. The #1 Reddit source for news, information, and discussion about modern board

https://www.all-about-photo.com/photographers/photographer/1651/rodney-smith
Tumblr. Rodney Smith was a New York-based fashion and portrait photographer. Smith primarily photographed with a 35mm Leica M4 before he transitioned to a 120/6x6 (medium format) Hasselblad with an 80mm lens. He preferred natural light to illuminate his subjects, but occasionally used continuous lighting. Smith shot predominantly in black and

https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/4ni3wg/top_10_area_control_games_with_tom_vasel_rodney/
Unfortunately it really has a sweet spot for player count which is three players (and I wouldn't play it at other counts). Twilight Struggle - One of the best overall games of all time if you like the gametype/genre. Also one of the few good two player area control games around. Belfort.

https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/3087401/watch-it-playeds-rodney-smith-joins-above-board
Above Board TV. @aboveboardtv. May 21, 2023. Rodney Smith does his best to teach Travis and Beth how to play Sirlin Games' Yomi. It does not go well…. His revenge is pretty sweet. Tip.