‘#Edutubers’ are helping Indians learn new, specialized skills!
Numerous Indians continue to turn to #YouTube to master new concepts and decode complex ones. From academic content like — Maths and Science, to entrepreneurial skills like — farming and photography, to new hobbies like — dance, yoga or cooking; YouTube has something to offer to anyone who wants to learn — across languages, geographies and academic interests.
Now, with YouTube Shorts, creators are distilling techniques, information and reviews into easy, quick and actionable tips that not only inspire but are transforming the way we learn. And, to celebrate this Teacher’s Day, we’ve highlighted some of the creators who are creating unique content across diverse genres:
AniThing: An aspiring filmmaker, Ani, teaches how to film & edit a video in Hindi and English. He also highlights how to edit videos on mobile phones and through different platforms like lightroom, Premiere Pro, etc
English Connection: Kanchan Keshari, a businesswoman by profession, runs this Hindi-to-English tutorial channel. She employs visual aids and skits to teach conversational English to her viewers. Guest appearances from Keshari’s family ensure that her learners stay entertained
Magic Folds: is a creative, educational and entertainment channel that deals with Origami – an art of paper folding. In Origami, each and every folding of paper leads to a new creation, and hence it is a “Magic” which highlights the essence of the channel
HER GARAGE: India’s first automobile channel individually run by a woman creator, Mahak Kapoor is all about cars and bike reviews, comparisons, walkarounds and interesting facts about automobiles
Gyan On Tube: Sohan Dey shares excel tips and tricks regarding Microsoft office, Ms Word, MsExcel, computer tips, Excel from beginner toadvanced in hindi
Drive Sense: Amit Malviya’s content aims to simplify content covering topics from changing gears to parking, cold starting your car to driving downhill
Food Hunter Sabu: Cooking videos of one-minute easy recipes is this engineer-turned-food vlogger’s forte. Ummer Sabu introduces lesser-known Malayali dishes to the world, which have garnered him state media coverage. His Shorts content consists of his own cooking experiments using traditional utensils, restaurant reviews and collaborations with local cooks and actors.