Many educational videos cover a topic that is usually of interest to a small number of people. It does happen though that an educational video will break through the noise, become recommended, and even make it to YouTube's front page.
What do educational video creators - or EduTubers - do to get their video to go viral? To answer this question, I met up with several EduTubers at the YouTube EduCon conference.
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In this video:
Peter Musser, Stacks & Facts: / @stacksfacts
Mark Sundaram, Alliterative: / alliterative
Myles Bess, Above the Noise: / @abovethenoise
Patrick Lacey, Tier Zoo: / @tierzoo
Jareth Arnold, 12tone: / @12tone
Brian McComb, The Science of Adventure: / @thescienceofadventure
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