Canva

For fun

I made this video for fun using Canva. It’s a “list” video where I talk about 10 places I like in my city. I enjoyed doing the narration for this. I didn’t read from a script, so I had to practice what I planned to say a few times to make sure I was articulate and didn’t stumble over words too much.

This video I created using Canva was also for fun. It’s “10 Books You Should Read.” As a person with teaching roots, I enjoy delivering screencasts where I talk with a presentation on screen. As with the video above, I didn’t read from a script, but I did practice expressing my thoughts several times to ensure I was articulate and didn’t make too many mistakes.

CDC/C2 Technologies

This is a “History of the Select Agent Program” video I made for CDC (Office of Laboratory Science and Safety). It was not meant for use; it was a sample, but I put a lot into it. The narrator is from WellSaidLabs audio.

Another video I made as a sample for CDC/OLSS (Office of Laboratory Science and Safety). The video covers Select Agents. My voice is on the audio narration.

Microlearning

To the left and below are micro-learning videos I made for fun because I love learning from YouTube videos and wanted to make my own. I used Canva for all of these. I did the research on the topics, organized information, wrote the scripts, and provided the audio narration. I enjoy projects like these.