Commencement season is upon (or behind) us, and this Youtube video produced by UCLA Newsroom is very timely.
I got the tip in an email sent by Seth Odell from UCLA Newsroom starting with “Hello higher ed friends” (Geez, and I thought I was special — Next time, how about just “Hi” or “Hello,” so I can have the illusion that you’re just writing to me, Seth? ;-)
By YouTube standards, the video is very long: 5 minutes and 30 seconds. The editing isn’t particularly fast-paced and it doesn’t include any engaging tunes.
However, the tone is pretty lighthearted, and I actually learned something about the meaning of all these different pieces of fabric. I also liked the recap of the learning outcomes at the end of the video.
I still think that some tighter editing would make it even better, but it’s definitely worth your time – especially for a summer Thursday afternoon.
What do YOU think?
Karine,
Cool! I agree it is a little long for the web, but still good informative video.
You have inspired me. I think next week I’ll write a post with some of our commencement videos.
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