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Be organized and plan your time wisely, post blogs regularly to stay on track, and practice using different editing software before deciding what to use. Do not leave everything until the last minute as it will cause stress and messy work. Good websites and apps to use include Canva, SlideShare, YouTube, iMovie, and Splice.
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