Depending on the type of comments on a video the feedback might be a simple reply or another video made about the comment. Let say there's a particular feature on the medical study app that someone does not understand, there is a lot of likes on the comment (likes on comment usually mean that other people agree with the comment), or there are other comments asking about the same feature. In this case, making another video explaining the feature will be sufficient. I incorporate feedback into video content by looking at the quality of the comment. Is it something other people want to know? would a simple reply be enough?

A content style that is relatable to the field, and straight to the point is the type of content that is engaging and authentic to medical students. For example, a day in the life of a nursing student style of content would be authentic to BSc. Nursing students, Practical nursing students, other health science students and even people who are planning on going into the medical health field. Most students often watch these type of content to gain ideas on how to structure their semester, so a content style is authentic and engaging to them.

I have been creating content for about four years. I am familiar with many apps that I can use to edit a clip. For example, TikTok, instagram edits, capcut, and premiere