Guess what we have for you this week!

 In our Instructional Technologies class with Gökçe Teacher, we talked about video creation. She instructed us to make a video of our liking and showed us examples. 

In today's day of age video creation is literally the most inevitable thing a person can do. I'm sure we all were forced to create a video one way or the other or we willingly created videos to entertain or socialize with our friends. 

Abdulhamit and I chose digital story telling for our video that we made for this lecture. 

We used Roblox, a popular 3D game that a lot of people play for roleplaying, we got our roblox characters to do some really crazy things and we narrated the whole thing as well! The making of this video was so much fun! 

But since this is the first ever video I have created and narrated, I don't know about Abdulhamit, I'm sure it has some amateur aspects as well.

Fun fact about me, I used have a YouTube account that I fully spoke English and talked about random stuff but my parents didn't understand what I said so I guess they felt 'threatened' by the channel and wanted me shut it down lol. I wish I still had that channel!

Anyways, enough about me. You can click on Abdulhamit's name in order to go to his blog and check his blog out. 

I hope us making creating this video also encourages you to create a video as well, the world needs your knowledge! Knowledge is power. Share your experiences, you feelings on any social media you want via a video and I'm sure you will find people that feel the same way that you feel and that will make you feel much MUCH better. Because us humans love that we are not the only one experiencing something.




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