An explainer video is like your personal "aha!" moment on demand. In just a minute or two, it takes complex stuff, breaks it down with fun visuals and simple words, and leaves you thinking, "Got it!" Perfect for making even the trickiest topics click without the headache.
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BeNative Project: Explainer Video
Problem: The BeNative Project needed to articulate the basic principles and methodology to get stakeholders on board and to get collaborators up-to-date quickly.
Analysis: The BeNative Project develops from a simple concept but it has many possible applications. The explainer video will primarily focus on two things: A description of the project - The three main stages of the project.
Proposed Solution: A short explainer video will cover the main points succinctly and in an entertaining way.
Goal: The main goal is clarity of what the project stands for. This helps connect the stakeholders and collaborators with enough information to proceed into other conversations. I suggested we should annotate other explainer videos to be made (ie: methodology, outcomes and applications).
Tools Used: Vyond, Milanote, Word, Specheelo.
The Forest School
Forest School is an outdoor educational approach that promotes hands-on, nature-based learning to support children’s holistic development. This long-term, experiential approach helps learners grow through practical experiences in natural settings.
This short documentary showcases how educators learn Forest School teaching skills—observing children, practicing nature journaling, and embracing child-directed Emergent Learning. Shot amidst scenic trails and reflecting ponds, the film highlights the integration of mindfulness, culture, and heritage in education. We will visit Seedkeepers Forest School and nearby The Earth School at Fauna Forest Farm to experience first hand the practical application of Forest School principles.
FOREST SCHOOL TEACHER INSTITUTE - www.forestteacher.org
Video produced by Fabio Garcia
Tools Used: Milanote, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop. Camera: Osmo Pocket 3 + Sony FS5m2
