The document discusses 10 things that schools should do on YouTube. It recommends schools solve problems, make videos about students and themselves, do things differently, tug at heartstrings, keep videos short, plan ahead, show an understanding of student needs, and tell narratives through scripting, storyboarding and scheduling. It also mentions opportunities like live events, hangouts and optimizing the YouTube experience. The overall message is that schools can get noticed on YouTube by making beautiful, targeted videos that connect with students and fans.
NEXT: first video *** My knowledge comes from managing a non-profit org ran summer camps - to counter that experience I spent 8 hours looking for great school videos for this presentation. I have ZERO
YouTube Trends manager - At TED event
mommy bloggers, daddy bloggers
Do the unexpected - Manito-wish: Count how many cinematic techniques use in 1:45.
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8 + transitions. Modern equipment makes it cheap and easy to be a School Scorcesi
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The YouTube Laugh Factory: A Studio System for Viral Video
regularly, not perfect, be conversational
ask a question (Pomplamoose - talk to the camera), leave a comment or a response video
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Partners project - $50, 000/month, Fundraiser?!?
New Parent’s meetings, FAQ nights, etc.
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Sue Bryce
Do you know Ron Clark - author of “the essential 55”