We never thought it was possible, and even now I feel like I
may jinx us to say it, but- WE’VE GONE DIGITAL.
Yes, you’re right, having a blog means that we were digital to begin
with, but now we’ve gone and made ourselves a video. Living in a village means technology
struggles. It’s amazing that I can even
get internet via my USB modem, but it crawls.
Half the time I can’t load html format g-mail, so uploading a video was
OUT OF THE QUESTION. However, I had some
work to do in the capital on a Saturday morning, and lo and behold- I found a
speedy connection. Well, it was speedy
enough to upload this video in about 2 hours…
What will you see in the video? Well, I should say you must watch it to find
out. But, here’s what to expect: Rwandan
students (ranging in age from 3 to 20 years), the librarian at G.S. Kiruli,
limited footage of our current library, a view inside a Primary 2 (equivalent
of America’s 2nd grade) classroom and more. The video is less than four and a half
minutes; so take a break form your demanding work, and catch a glimpse of
Rwanda.
Also, feel free to give me your feedback! This is my first
foray into video creation and it was quite fun! I plan to do this again in the
future, so ‘tis the season to share your thoughts.
Ally this is FANTASTIC! I love the video! You did a great job! I wish you and your school much success with this project. I hope that folks take the time to view this and make a small donation. I know that just a little can make a big difference for these kids! Thanks for working so hard on this project!!!
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