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Because I have this simple trick, my long Thanksgiving trip home is always informative.
Here are some recent happenings in my life. While it's an online college I am getting a better understanding of my ultimate career goal as a Youtube famous or Instagram influencer. I'm sure you're thinking that I am crazy however this is the path I'm already on and have nearly 1800 followers. Although it is not much however, thanks to a lot of positive thought and unique content that is full of brilliant ideas, I will soon be this famous. You can do anything when you make the effort, Nas said. His words have served as an constant inspiration to me.

My long journey home was going to be as tedious and boring as any other. I hate the idea of having to sit in a cramped car seat. I'm quite a bulky person. So I decided to beat boredom this time. You are correct! My college has 2 different courses with lots of lectures that are stored on their own servers, however, they also have them on Youtube for those who cannot properly sustain the speed of their HD videos, and so Youtube offers a variety of high-quality choices, and they were beneficial to my professors, and they copied their lectures onto Youtube.

I'm preparing to take an eight-hour bus ride. I looked over my lecture over and found out that there were nearly seven hours of video. I downloaded the video to my iPad. I listened to the lecture in the car while driving to get home from Thanksgiving. YouTube's mp3 converter was my best friend.. I converted YouTube videos into mp3 files, and transferred them to my phone to play when my iPad stops working. I used only audio on the phone because I simply have very little space, and an audio lectures are just like podcast, plus nothing really visual happens in these lectures. The content is presented in a way that makes it seem like viewers are two to three years old, so it's quite easy to understand even if you're not actually watching but just listening. I then converted the videos to mp3 format and prepared my headphones. I didn't purchase the costly new Airpods but I am using old cheap headphones I have..


I also downloaded YouTube videos and saved them as mp4 file to my iPad. That was going be very helpful during the first few hours. You can see what's happening in the classroom, as well as the instructor's activities, which is a great aspect. MP3s are smaller than MP4, and I was able to not accommodate all seven hours of video onto my iPad. Not willing to delete Family Guy from Hulu for the trip, at least for now in case my brain started to melt due to the countless lectures.

I was very pleased that I took both audio and video of the lecture. My iPad was dead within two hours. My phone then stepped into. I wasn't actually watching, just listening to audio, and it was able to last until I reached my destination. It was easy to revisit the knowledge I acquired on my travels, and then amaze my teacher by sharing my knowledge with class. It's fascinating to see how technology can aid you to improve your knowledge. Youtube and other video storage sites have an abundance of tutorials, lectures, and DIY videos. This is something you should be thinking about.
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