How to Make Good Explanatory Videos – The MinuteEarth Style
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How to Make Good Explanatory Videos – The MinuteEarth Style

MinuteEarth is a popular YouTube channel whose videos I’ve featured a handful of times on this blog. Their short videos provide explanations of interesting science topics like why rivers curve, how some waves get so big, and why it is hot underground. A few years back MinuteEarth published a video about the process their team uses to produce their videos



Applications for Education
This video could be helpful in showing students the process of creating a good, concise explanatory video. In particular, it is notable that the visual components are the last things added to the video.
On a related note, Video Projects for Every Classroom is one of the ten big topics to be covered during the Practical Ed Tech Virtual Summer Camp. Register here!

MinuteEarth is a popular YouTube channel whose videos I’ve featured a handful of times on this blog. Their short videos provide explanations of interesting science topics like why rivers curve, how some waves get so big, and why it is hot underground. A few years back MinuteEarth published a video about the process their team uses to produce their videos.  Applications for Education This video could be helpful in showing students the process of creating a good, concise explanatory video. In particular, it is notable that the visual components are the last things added to the video. On a related note, Video Projects for Every Classroom is one of the ten big topics to be covered during the Practical Ed Tech Virtual Summer Camp. Register here!Free Technology For Teachers, how to, MinuteEarth, video creationRead More

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