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Make a group video to welcome students back to school, for graduation, teacher appreciation, a virtual reunion, or for use in the classroom!
Make a welcome group video for students, surprise your favorite teacher, or send congratulations to your best friend on their graduation.
Here are some examples of group videos created to capture memories of special school milestones, graduations, and alumni events.
The first day of school is exciting and can also be a bit scary, especially for students entering kindergarten.
Hoping to help ease the transition, the PTA at Baldy Mesa Elementary School in California organized a group hug for their student body. Teachers and staff at the school had an opportunity to introduce themselves in a short video for their incoming students, and let them know that they’re looking forward to meeting them. The school is very active on social media and they shared their group video on Facebook for all of the families to access. A couple of months later, the school created a virtual costume parade group video for students and teachers, in celebration of Hallowe’en.
Sending a Heartfelt Thank You
We all have that one special teacher in our lives who made each day better, gave us confidence in ourselves, or inspired us to be better teachers ourselves. Here, several students, colleagues, and appreciative parents give thanks to Mrs. Smith.
Wake Forest University’s Class of 1990 was eagerly anticipating a gathering at Homecoming 2020 for their 30th Reunion.
Three decades of pride in their school and their Wake Forest Deacons and 30 years of marriages, children, careers, and incredible, enduring friendships - they looked forward to celebrating all of it! With COVID-19 impacting everyone, the reunion was put on hold until Homecoming 2021, but that didn’t stop the class of 1990 from holding a small celebration of their own. Several participants submitted greetings, sharing updates on their lives with their classmates. We’ve created a brief sampling of their group video to give you a taste of how group videos work for reunions.
Congratulations on your High School Graduation!
Clarissa graduated high school and was ready to head off to college. Her family wanted her to feel how much they love her and are proud of her, so they made her a graduation group video. Starting with her Mom, and including friends, family, teachers, and mentors, Clarissa was given meaningful video messages of congratulations and encouragement as she moves on to her college years.
Wake Forest University’s Class of 1990 was eagerly anticipating a gathering at Homecoming 2020 for their 30th Reunion.
The College Choice Foundation helps underprivileged youth pursue their dreams by assisting with college and scholarship applications. In their group video, you can gear from some of the incredible students that they helped with college and scholarship applications, as they reveal which colleges they've chosen to attend. Congratulations, graduates!
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At the end of our academic year, we always have an End of Year Event to celebrate the end of Application Phase for our 3rd year medical students. Due to COVID, we had to make a change. Someone suggested Memento. It was awesome. Our preceptors were able to record messages to the students that we could share virtually. Both students and preceptors loved it and some of our preceptors were creative in their messages. We will definitely do this again next year. Thank you!
Our only child graduated from high school last year. Thanks to this venue, he will have those greetings to look back on whenever he needs encouragement in his life and see all those faces talking to him!
I am a teacher and with the Covid-19 shelter in place restrictions, Memento made it so easy for everyone to get me videos, record in their own house, and put it together seamlessly. Other apps I have used were not near as user friendly, harder to upload videos, and took way longer to put together! This is something I plan to use again! Thank you!
