The British little brother learned live on TikTok, and 500000 netizens watched online: no longer afraid of procrastination

Recently, a brother's studio on TikTok was very popular.
There was no singing and dancing, no impassioned music, and only one boy sat at his desk, sometimes tapping the keyboard, sometimes thinking quietly.
Tick tock, six hours passed.
However, this "strange" live broadcast was watched by 50w people at the same time.
And most people also watched with great interest, and did not forget to say "See you next time" when they left.
It turned out that this little brother, Yehya Mougharbel, was preparing for the postgraduate examination recently.
Because it's a little boring to review alone, and the pressure is also a little high, so we started a live broadcast.
As for the content, it depends on his learning.
This way of self entertainment has attracted many people to watch.
After entering the live broadcast room, netizens usually say hello in the comment area, and then consciously start to do their own things.
There are many bloggers like this, and the number of related topic # StudyTok videos has exceeded 4 billion times.
In 2020, Blair Fiander, a netizen, also opened a live broadcast on TikTok while preparing for the university entrance examination.
At that time, because of the epidemic, the UK was carrying out a second round of blockade.
After studying at home for several days, Blair became more and more anxious and difficult to concentrate.
While hesitating, she thought of TikTok live broadcast.
"I want to open a live broadcast.
If someone watches me review my lessons, it may give me some pressure to keep my learning efficiency." Even if only a few people see it, it's better than not.
Surprisingly, after the first live broadcast, the number of people watching Blair live broadcast exceeded 8000.
Since then, she has been broadcasting live at a fixed time every day.
When she is tired of learning, she will chat for a few minutes as a rest.
When the number was the largest, there were 820000 netizens who studied online with her.
Later, Blair was admitted to Brighton University in the UK, and TikTok fans also unexpectedly reached 340000.
Zero cost popularity, but also the way to go to college...
Who doesn't want such a good thing! So not long ago, the creator, @ Emily Tibeco, also invited netizens to join her live broadcast to learn together and encourage each other.
To tell you the truth, Xiao IN is already considering live writing.
This seemingly boring live broadcast has actually brought a lot to both sides.
For bloggers, live learning is not only to accompany netizens, but also to "constrain" themselves.
I know someone is watching, so I can focus more on it.
Netizens watching the live broadcast room can not only find the feeling of "companionship", but also let themselves have enough dynamics.
By the way, I can correct my procrastination, which is the best of both worlds.
If you think that TikTok is a learning platform, then...
you really want to be right.
Because in addition to live broadcast, there are many enthusiastic learners who often share their learning experience on TikTok.
Hot topic 1: Take notes.
If you are a slow learner, try to listen attentively in class and write down key words when necessary.
Record the whole process, and then spend time to organize notes after class, so that you can review and consolidate, and do not worry about missing or mistakes.
If you need to supplement your notes, you can use small cards to write them down.
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