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Oracy Unpacked helps you go beyond presentations in the oracy curriculum. A place to learn and to chat about what works and what doesn't.

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Walk and talk video but on my scooter!
Hi, I shared in a live q & a with Alexa that I had wanted to do a walk and talk video but currently use a mobility scooter, and it was mentioned that others may be interested in that. I do find it hard to know in this group how much to share re my experiments, but here is the link should you be curious https://youtu.be/xOppCcNsMFA. I realised that trying to steer the scooter and hold the camera is a bad combo, so that was my learning point! For anyone in this group struggling to hit record, I share a lot of my experiments on my channel. Happy to answer questions if you have any.
2 likes • 29d
@Desley Casey thank you, i dont have a regular filming cycle right now but must admit have been looking last night at phone holders that fit on the scooter!
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@Lillie Handy Dominguez thank you, it's been a couple of years of trying different things. i really like the walk and talk videos.
Live Interview with our very own Creator Boost Tribe Founder - Alexa Saarenoja
Check Out Alexa's interview Click Here Alexa Saarenoja - Wednesday 2nd September 2026. Alexa's YT Channel @Alexa Saarenoja Alexa started the Creator Boost Tribe - Skool Community and a powerhouse in the YT Educators arena. Alexa resides in Finland. Alexa is an education and lifestyle business strategist who helps people uncover the value in what they know and turn their knowledge, experiences, and passions into impactful businesses. She combines strategy, personal growth, and authentic self-expression to help people build meaningful income while creating a life they genuinely love with YouTube. Thank you Alexa. I thoroughly enjoyed our live interview chat. Many thanks to @Lillie Handy Dominguez, @Jenny Sharratt and @Joanne Whitlock for attending the live and asking a range of questions for Alexa to respond. Very greatly appreciated. (PS I changed the title of this post because so many people are commenting on the interview and didn't want their wonderful and very thoughtful comments lost.) @Dr. Saundra Stancil l @Lillie Handy Dominguez @Maurits Menke @Diane Eddy @Shaps Benkau @Sb Hendricks @Jenny Sharratt @Catherine R @Alicia Ashley @Henriette Thranow @Ricardo Solomons @Mike Bayer r @Jaye Brunner @Karini J @Jean Gregory Wright t @Nina Abulucion @Rachel Dorchay y @Karen Sellers
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@Desley Casey you are welcome, I've done interviews myself and know how it feels when people go quiet, must admit a couple of times it was hard to think as she was giving such great answers I was swept away just listening!
Alexa live now link
https://www.youtube.com/live/ho-mWpG01w4?is=MiVtYnzMvjVgnBSj It says Lillie in the title and the image is of Lillie but she is there if you want to watch.
Buddy work
Would anyone be interested in acting as a buddy here re getting some jobs done I’ve been putting off? Say, setting a day and just adding comments re what going to do and then checking in with each other through day? I’ve been putting some sound checks and problem solving I need to do and the buddy system has worked for other things. Let me know. Also not 100% sure if this contravenes any rules here.
0 likes • Sep 1
@Carolina Berys Im not allowed to message you so can't organise
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@Desley Casey thank you, I've replied
Going Live on YouTube
Hey Everyone! I am going to start going live on a regular basis on YouTube. I received a couple of tips from others but I want to hear from you in this tribe and from Alexa. What are some do's, don't, tips, etc. that you can give me (and others here too) who have gone Live on YouTube. And thanks to @Jenny Sharratt for the suggestion. She saw one of my videos and suggested they will be perfect for going live. I'm listening😁👍🏾🤗and appreciate this idea!❤️
Going Live on YouTube
3 likes • Aug 21
I’ve done several and made lots of mistakes. I have a small audience and have found them very forgiving and helpful for when I’m trying to figure stuff out! My recommendation is to tell yourself beforehand it’s ok to slow things down and take a moment if you need it. How you respond when things go wrong reveals so much about you. I found it helped me to decide before what my reaction would be rather than go with an emotional, knee jerk reaction.
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Joanne Whitlock
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Ex professor, now researcher and writer, helping schools and individuals build oracy as a taught skill.

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