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The stories of your service to our nation are so important and must always be remembered. AARP can help you curate, record and store your memories. Whether stories about the friends you made or lost, basic training, the challenges you overcame, or the battles you fought, your memories can easily live on for all to remember. A smart phone is all you will need to participate in this FREE, four-part, virtual series led by professional curator, storyteller, and videographer Jon Camp.
The courses will be conducted on Zoom without your microphone or camera on, but you will have the ability to ask questions. The courses are available to anyone and are listed in Eastern Time. Please register for each class individually.
| Lesson One: The Big Idea |
| Why is it important to share your story? How do you decide what life chapters are worth exploring? This session covers some basics when it comes to collecting your ideas and mapping out your story. WATCH Lesson One
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Lesson Two: Curating and Capturing Your Stories |
| How do you prepare for your “life review?” What are the basic ways you can tell your story? What do you need to put together before you hit “record?” You’ll learn all about capturing your stories and more in lesson two. WATCH Lesson Two
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Lesson Three: Hitting Record |
| If it is worth doing, its worth doing well. Lesson three will cover how to make a high-quality video or audio recording using your smartphone. WATCH Lesson Three
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Lesson Four: Staying Power WATCH |
| Now that you have recorded your stories, what do you do with them, where do you store them and preserve them for generations to come? Learn all about video and audio storage and sharing in lesson four. GMT20230627-160011_Recording_1920x1120.mp4
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