Ruchi Joshi's e-portfolio - Extra co-curricular videos

Do you prepare creative videos of what you read and watch?

I do.

Please take a very small trip to my selected videos!

📸Ruchi Joshi's Extra cocurricular Videos! 📸

Hello fiends,

Think yourself:

If some ask you to find a person who had not seen any video yet, how hard it would become for you! Videos in this 21st century had played an important role not just as a medium of communication but rather they assist anyone prominently in all the subjects and particularly those topics which are complex and highly visual where we can find step-by-step procedures, problem solving, science-math's formulas. If videos help in all these fields then how can it be possible that video don't help in the field of literature and criticism. Addition to this, making of videos enhances proficiency in digital literacy and communication, which are important 21-century skills.

Many researches have shown that the use of short video clips allow for more efficient processing and memory recall. The visual and auditory nature of videos appeals to a wide audience and allows each user to process information in a way that's natural yo them. In a nutshell, Videos are good teachers and makes learner better teacher without teacher in the era of technology.

So, let's enjoy Ruchi Joshi's videos and her creativity in videos!

Thank You.

(1)Ruchi Joshi prepared this video to enhance better knowledge of making videos and succeed too. This video contains content of Salman Rushdie's essay on 'Attenborough's Gandhi'.

This video contains sentiments towards Ecology and song which is played in background signifies eco-critical approach.

During MA Sem-1, Ruchi Joshi and Kavisha Alagiya performed as Jane and Shelly as a part of their project under Romantic Literature paper, assigned by Dr.Heenaba Zala.

Of course you know, from centuries, institute of marriage has sustained the society till date. Marriage plays an important role in every human character's life but question is that what if someone wants to go away with the marriage before marriage? Ruchi Joshi and Kavisha Alagiya has taken two interviews of renowned and intellectual educationalists and a student from Department of English, MKBU.

During the first wave of covid-19 and lockdown in India when majority of the people are in their houses by keeping their selves safe, social and government workers were inquiring and taking care of people by going home-to-home - Ruchi Joshi interviewed two workers who visited her home at Vivekananda Society, Botad, Gujrat, India.