How to make videos that are viewed a LOT?
1. Use the word "FREE"
2. Put WORDS in the graphics so that they are easy to spot
3. Ask the people to smile.
Here is an example
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- Steve McCrea, Independent Educator
- I am a taxpayer and I believe that teachers, students, principals and parents need descriptions of a new way of teaching. I wake up every morning with Dr. Fischler's question in my head: "How do you become a visible change agent in this environment?" and "Time is a variable" and "The Student is the Class." The words of Daniel H. Pink, Will Sutherland, John Corlette, Eliot Levine, Elliot Washor, Charles Mojkowski and Dennis Littky inform my daily work.
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