Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages.
Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago.
Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now.
So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages.