WEBINAR 5 - Long story short


During the webinar, the host showed us how to make our first video lesson. She told us that when starting this lesson it is important that we have a schedule of such activities so that there is not too much of it. The webinar was interesting, but in my opinion creating such a video takes a lot of time and is very laborious. Not everyone has the opportunity to create such a movie. The host showed and discussed the film editing. It might seem that creating such a film is easy, but for me it could be a huge challenge. I liked the fact that I could see an example video recorded by the leader, only then I saw how it looks in practice, which was a very good summary. Such classes are certainly interesting, however, in my opinion, very difficult to do for someone who, for exaple, is afraid to appear in front of the camera or has no contact with film editing. However, I am very happy that I could get to know this way of classes.


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