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My long trip home to Thanksgiving is always educational. It's because I have this one trick with me: I bring lectures.
What's been happening in my life lately. I'm a student at college. It's online, and I'm learning a lot of good knowledge to prepare for my dream job - Youtube celebrities or Instagram influencer. It's funny however, I've already began my journey to this point and my total following is more than 1800. I know it's not much however, with time and lots of positive thinking and exclusive content with great ideas, I'll become that celebrity. If You try hard at it, You'll be the person you'd like to be as Nas said long time ago. I've always believed in Nas' words.


So my long, tedious journey home from the holidays was as boring and monotonous as any other long drive. Being bulky, I hate being stuck in the small bus seat. The last time I was stuck, I made a decision to overcome boredom. That's right! There are 2 courses in my college that contain many lectures. The lectures are saved on their respective servers. Youtube has several quality choices. Youtube allows for people who cannot keep up with the HD video lectures' speed. Youtube also provides many options for quality.

Here I am preparing for my the 8hr bus ride. I am thinking what to do, how I can make myself have a good time, maybe doing some brainwork.. In any event, when I went through the videos of my 3 lectures, there was nearly seven hours of listening material. I wanted to save the video on my iPad so I simply listened to the lecture while I was taking the bus to home for Thanksgiving. YouTube MP3 converter was a fantastic tool that helped me achieve this. I first converted the Youtube video to an MP3 file and then downloaded it onto my phone in case my iPad dies too young. The audio format was the only option available to my smartphone. I don't have much space, and audio lectures are like podcasts. Everything is explained like viewers are two to three years old. It's easy to understand even if you're not or listening. I then converted the videos into mp3 format and set up my headphones. I haven't bought the expensive new Airpods but I am using the old, cheap headphones I have..

I also downloaded YouTube videos and saved them as mp4 file on my iPad. This was going to be really helpful for the first couple of hours. You can see the teacher , and be able to hear the lecture however video is cool. But mp3s are smaller than video mp4 so I couldn't fit 7 hours of video onto my tablet. I was also hesitant to delete Family Guy, which I downloaded via Hulu to see if my brain was melting from too many lectures.

I was very pleased to have taken both video and audio of the lecture. My iPad was dead within two hours. The phone then came into. I was listening to audio and not watching the video, which is why it was able to make it to my destination. It was easy to revisit my knowledge I learned during my trip, and then surprise my instructor by sharing my knowledge in class. It's amazing to see what modern technology can do to help you study. There are websites that offer lectures, tutorials and DIY videos. It's simply unlimited knowledge all stored on Youtube and other video storage websites.. It's something to think about..
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