Evaluation of the first Vlogs process

We had an online chat on 9th April on Twinspace and the students talked about their experiences while they took their first Vlogs.They answered the following questions; What did you enjoy most of doing your video? (recording yourself, talking about something you like, using English..) What was the most difficult part? (overcoming shyness, expressing yourself in English, thinking and deciding what to talk about..) Did you watch others' videos? What did you learn from them? It can be seen that you enjoyed learning how to record a video, talking about the things you like, talking about your countries, learning from your friends, and watching their videos. The most diffcult part for you was preparing your speech, having the correct pronounciation, and editing the videos You said that you had already watched your friends' Vlogs and learn from them many things and got inspirations from the videos such as having an idea of how to make a video, watching your friends being self-confident and you seemed to give feedbacks to your friends:) WELL DONE! Thank you for your participation :)

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