Hello Everybody!
I'm a psychology student from Germany and trying bring psychological research to public attention. I think it is a pity, that a lot of great research never gets noticed.
So if you are interested in giving a short talk (5-35 mins) about your research topic feel free to contact me. :)
For Examples, take a look at:
German Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/PsychologiederSchule
English Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVTT1g2Td5-838dVDbB9JnA?feature=watch
Greetings to all!
Eskil Burck
http://www.learningpsychology.net/
Hi, ich bin ein PhD Student aus Bonn und wäre bereit dir da gerne zu helfen, aber was beinhaltet das alles? LG
It's definitely an idea that more researchers should embrace.
Where do you get your background pictures from?
Can you do any animations or do you only use still pictures?
Hey Alexander,
I will answer in English, so everybody can understand:
Great to hear. :)
I would like to create a decentralized concept. So I would provide:
- the music and at least one background-image (unfortunately due to copyright law, you have to be very careful with used pictures and music...)
- The links to the programmes you need:
a) audacity (freeware; Sound recording; great and easy programme, because you can edit every bullshit you happen to talk ;)
optional:
b) windows movie maker (part of windows; but there are many others)
- Support: If you have any questions... :)
Your "part":
- you choose whatever topic you like. Give a talk about it in your mic (e.g.; headset), while recording it with audacity.
optional:
- you create a video on your own (for example with Windows Movie Maker)
If you do not want to create the video, I will give it a try on my own... similar to the videos in my Youtube-Channels.
Greets,
Eskil
https://www.youtube.com/user/PsychologiederSchule
Hey Michael,
Background pictures: due to copiright law I have to buy the pictures at clipdealer or fotolia. But than I can use them even commercially.
Animations: I recently began to react some experiments to make it all more vivid. It is an exciting development. The future will certainly be more animated. :)
Greets,
Eskil
http://www.psychologiederschule.de/
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