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When video meets education. As someone who formally used to work in education and now work in the video production industry, I'm intrigued with how video can aid and support education. From promotional content, to staff training, to student guide videos I feel there's a lot to explore. If you work in education, or know someone who does, I'd love to discuss this further. (Little promotional content I shot several years ago) #video #videoproduction #education #videoeducation https://lnkd.in/dPmFCz3h

For those just starting out, here's a crucial tip: don't merely cling to your certificates. Embrace them, along with your passions and talents. Fuse your diverse experiences, blending what you've learned in school with your genuine interests. Identify what truly resonates with you and discover where your strengths lie. Listen to more from Barbara as she narrates a chapter in I'm A Graduate Now What? Audio Experience. You can purchase via this link - https://buff.ly/47kithz

For me, the best way to learn was to have hands-on experience. Nothing for me to hold on to as far as the content of the lecture had me fade away from the subject. To answer the question: no matter what the topic or device that is being taught, provide a means for participation in the subject material. Find a way to engage the audience in the subject.

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Listening is a good way to learn.

The best content finds the right blend across these 3 spectrums: 1) Evergreen vs Newsworthy 2) Education vs Entertainment 3) Specific vs General If you can say something timeless yet be relevant, educate and entertain, and derive general principles from your specific experience, nothing can stop you.

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Forensics is the name of the academic sport that high schools and colleges use for Public Speaking Competition. Would you believe me if I told you…competing in Public Speaking Competition is more anxiety-inducing than any sport? Competitors are at the mercy of their judges, and every critique is subjective. However, this provides a very important life skill: Do not concern yourself with your judges. Work hard on researching your content, sharpening your articulation, and mastering speech dynamics. *These same tenets apply to professional athletes who are seeking television work.* #linkedinsports #professionalcommunication #careerdevelopment

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