Google Drive allowed the group to store and share their project files, including drafts, footage, and clips. This ensured everyone had access to the latest version. YouTube was used to publish and distribute the group's project videos, embed videos in blogs, and gain feedback from 70 subscribers, showing the public enjoys their creations. YouTube also makes consuming the videos easier by allowing embedding in other mediums.

1. Google drive and
Youtube

2. Google drive
• Google drive is a software where you can store up
to 15 gb of files for free as well as share it with
people you choose. This benefited our group as we
could share our whole project between us knowing
all os us had a copy of the final draft as well as the
footage, sound and other clips.

3. easily share this with my group by clicking on the settings button

4. YouTube
• Youtube is a website where
content creators can publish
videos to the public. This is
how i have been distributing
our project, as well as using it
to embed youtube videos in
my other blogs.

5. On my youtube channel, i have posted different drafts of ‘voices’ as well as
uploading my ‘conventions’ blog. Throughout the course I have gained 70
subscribers which is positive feedback as it means the public enjoy what i
create. Also, by posting it on youtube, i can embed the video into blogs and
prezi's making it easier for my viewers to consume.