Volunteering from home using Youtube
Thanks to the tremendous advancements of the last decade, there have been
numerous opportunities for those people with limited monetary means to
volunteer toward a more orderly world in which all beings can live in peace. If
you think it is possible and wish to contribute to the efforts of lawmakers and
nonprofits toward it, then you might be in need of knowing where to start.
There are numerous means for that ranging from signing petitions to
clicking on ads to make a change.
There seems to be another way of volunteering, which is not named in the
world of volunteering as far as we know.
Youtube is a wonderful ground for people to establish their own media. In
the last few years, numerous lectures and tutorials appeared on Youtube with
properly prepared content providing classes free of charge. Many of the tutors
ask for a “like” if the viewer is content with the product they offer. They add
that it is important for them in view of their respective goals.
When we search “ecology” for example, for our respective field of
environmental and social services, we see about one million results. This is
just extraordinary.
Eventually, you might be supporting anyone in any field by subscribing to
their channel or liking their content, ending up knowing serious and mature
people from around the world. Many of the tutors appear to be willing to answer
questions if the asker bases the question on reasonable grounds and has viewed the
tutorial well. Another opportunity is that people/you can discuss about the
respective issue in the comment section of the channel.
Another option Youtube has just put into practice is the translate option on the lower right hand section of the video. If you know different languages, you can translate a useful page into them easily, as well.
It is a nice way to learn from and contribute to a teacher.
It is a nice way to learn from and contribute to a teacher.
See two million volunteering results here:
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