Empowering Arua's future with ICT & Multimedia Skills

 

Barongo Justus, Tutor at Mediavision Academy during the ICT & MULTIMEDIA training


The air buzzed with excitement and a profound sense of accomplishment on day three of the ICT and Multimedia training program in Arua. Today's agenda was packed with both review and innovative hands-on learning, further solidifying the journey of these motivated individuals towards mastering the digital landscape.

The morning began with a comprehensive recap of yesterday's lessons. Students, eager to share their newfound knowledge, actively participated in discussions, tackling everything from basic phone usage to the fundamentals of digital marketing. The sense of fellowship and shared learning was evident, with each student contributing to a collective understanding of the core concepts.

But the real highlight of the day arrived with the afternoon's practical session. It was time for the exciting introduction to VN, a powerful phone-based video editing app. This session aimed to empower the participants with the ability to create compelling multimedia content, not just for promoting their businesses but also for personal development and self-expression.


The trainers, are seasoned multimedia professionals, who skillfully demonstrated VN's intuitive interface, showcasing its extensive range of features. From basic editing tools like trim and cut to advanced options like transitions, filters, and music integration, students discovered how to effortlessly transform raw footage into polished, engaging videos.

The afternoon was filled with hands-on exploration as participants eagerly experimented with VN, applying the newly acquired skills to their own projects. Laughter filled the room as they navigated the app's features, creating short video snippets, adding creative effects, and ultimately, witnessing the magic of multimedia come to life.

This dynamic session underscored the importance of accessibility in today's digital world. No longer confined by complex desktop software, participants realized that they could now unleash their creativity and bring their ideas to life using a tool readily available in their pockets.

'I am so excited about the possibilities!' exclaimed one participant, enthusiasm brimming in her voice. 'I can now create videos for my restaurant's social media, showcasing our delicious food and welcoming atmosphere.'

This sentiment echoed across the room as each student discovered the potential to use their newfound skills to further their own goals, whether it be promoting their business, documenting their experiences, or simply exploring their creative side.

The successful Day Three of the ICT and Multimedia training program in Aruba showcased not only the transformative power of technology but also the inherent desire within each participant to grasp new skills and embrace the digital world. This program is shaping a new generation of digitally empowered individuals, poised to contribute to Aruba's growing digital economy and enhance their lives through the magic of multimedia.

Participants practising the use of VN for their editing on phone


Written by; Aloyo Annet, Director of Studies - Mediavision Academy

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