@HeatherI didn't realize that videos (other than the short intro) even exist!! Other than the link for the Wall of Birds, all I see for each section of this lesson (so far) is written material and some photographs, like an online "textbook". Am I not seeing something in the lesson pages that links to videos of the same material?
Your comment about a trip to Africa starting your "slow journey in birding" jumped out at me. I went to Botswana last year and I remember two specific birds that really got my attention. One was yours, the Lilac-breasted Roller, and the other was a Southern Carmine Bee-eater (two of which followed our vehicle at eye level, one on each side very close to us, for around 5 minutes). Of course, the larger birds -- especially the Corey Bustards, Fish Eagles and vultures were also great. As with you, I hadn't even thought about birds until that trip, and I recently started with a couple of "Beginner Birdwalks" with a local Audobon group (I'm in southern California). Of course those group birdwalks stopped shortly afterwrds due to our shutdown in mid-March, but I am now really looking forward to learning more.