I helped promote AI-powered historical education models at the New York Institute of Technology through social media. We created visually appealing, concise content, which boosted engagement, especially on platforms like Instagram and Twitter. Long, text-heavy posts didn’t perform well, teaching me that short, visual content tailored to the audience and platform is most effective. This approach successfully increased visibility and engagement with educators and potential collaborators.

To attract a younger audience, I’d showcase the sport dress with energetic, dynamic shots of the model in action, using vibrant visuals and fast-paced editing. I’d add trendy music and interactive elements for platforms like Instagram or TikTok. The model would speak directly to the audience with a casual, relatable tone, highlighting the dress’s style and versatility. Partnering with influencers could also help increase its appeal.

During my internship at the New York Institute of Technology, I helped create educational materials and promote AI-powered historical education models. What worked: Using concise, visually engaging summaries and infographics was effective in capturing the audience’s attention. What didn’t work: Long, detailed descriptions were ignored because they were too dense. What I learned: Tailoring content to the audience, using simpler formats, and testing different approaches is key to effective communication and engagement.