Money Minute: Using short informational videos during COVID-19
Christopher T. Sneed, The University of Tennessee Extension, None
Ann A. Berry, The University of Tennessee Extension, None
Shelly N. Barnes, The University of Tennessee Extension, None
Donna D. Calhoun, The University of Tennessee Extension, None
Tracy V. Hagan, The University of Tennessee Extension, None
Marci H. Hethmon, The University of Tennessee Extension, None
Karen D. Jones, Tennessee State University Extension, None
Barbara Metzger, The University of Tennessee Extension, None
Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a money crunch for some families. To help families struggling financially while capitalizing on at-home time, The University of Tennessee (UT) Extension consumer economics leadership team developed a series of money management videos called Money Minute. The primary purpose of the videos was to provide research-based financial education during this time of financial hardships. Filmed using Zoom, each video offers a piece of research-based information, additional resources, and a call to action. The video series proved to be effective in reaching clientele with financial information in the midst of a pandemic.
Keywords: COVID-19, Zoom, Social Media, distance technology, money
How to Cite:
Sneed, C. T., Berry, A. A., Barnes, S. N., Calhoun, D. D., Hagan, T. V., Hethmon, M. H., Jones, K. D. & Metzger, B., (2021) “Money Minute: Using short informational videos during COVID-19”, [TEST] Journal of Extension 59(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.59.01.06
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