What do we associate explainer videos with?
Anyone who follows our newsletters and blog articles closely knows that explainer videos can be produced for more than just one specialty or niche.
On the contrary! Custom explainer videos can be used for advertising & marketing of any kind and are proven to be effective!
Nevertheless, today’s article topic is “newer” and in times of Home Schooling more relevant than ever!
If you are not convinced that explanation clips should find a place in the school and education system, then read through the following 4 examples:
Introduction:
An explainer video can be an introduction to a particular topic. The content is just as flexible as in professional marketing for a company, product or service.
Whether math, religion, biology, chemistry or physics: A new topic is coming up and the students are not motivated at all? Start with an explanatory clip that touches on the topic or explains it in full, with individual characters that can also suit the students.
Explanations:
As the explanation video says itself: It explains!
The eyes detach from the books and are entertained and playfully guided through the explanatory clip and captivated!
Attention guaranteed!
Guidance:
For example, your school is getting a new fire safety plan that involves new rules? In place of or in addition to the booklet and informational flyers, give students a small clip to play and watch on their smartphones. At the same time, you can also upload this clip to the school homepage.
Home Schooling:
Home Schooling has been around since the 1980s. But until now, the decision of home schooling was up to the parents and the children themselves.
In this year 2020, we are witnessing what the meaning of Home Schooling is and it even became inevitable.
At this point, at the latest, it becomes apparent that digitization is not yet a matter of course at schools, and thus the learning opportunities for children cannot be fully exploited.
Explainer video instead of worksheets!
Here, too, an explanatory clip finds a justified place to help students and parents master the various tasks during the nevertheless difficult time and changeover phase.
Why not package a mathematical text problem as an explanatory clip?
