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Tufts University in Boston, MA became the first selective university in the US to encourage prospective students to submit videos via YouTube as part of the admissions process.

According to report on Boston.com of the 15,436 applicants to Tufts this year, more than 6 percent submitted a video.

The videos provide an opportunity for students to personalize their admissions applications and highlight their unique abilities. While many schools have always encouraged supplemental material this is the first open call for YouTube videos.

Learn more about academic recruitment and social media.

Watch a selection of the videos submitted to Tufts.

Academic Recruitment 2.0

How are for-profit universities using social media, search engine optimzation, and online advertising to recruit students.

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Jason Smith
Feb 21, 2010

We've just launched a new virtual tour mapping application for the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. The virtual tour is designed for the department chief and the development office to introduce the department to prospective donors. It covers the four office locations reaching from Cambridge to Chelsea and provides a 15 minute overview of the staff and services through photos and video.

The virtual tour and introduction video were also used in conjuntion with the 75th anniversary of the department and its gala event.

Mass General Hospital Virtual Tour and Map

OHO provided start-to-finish services for the project including:

  • Concept and design
  • Design of map-base
  • All photography
  • Video production and editing

Learn more about OHO's map expertise.

Case Study about our work for Mass General Hospital.

Jason Smith
Feb 01, 2010
Design, Drupal, Maps, Video

The MADI Resource Center's website www.moodandanxiety.org was highlighted in by a Health Alert by WCVB Channel 5 News. The segment features the videos produced by OHO for the MADI Resouce Center at Massachusetts General Hospital. The videos help illustrate each stage of the mental health journey including: awareness, diagnosis, finding help, and support and recovery. The videos include patient testimonials and interviews with experts from the Department of Psychiatry. The site is free and available to the public along with the public education forums.
Watch the segment here.

Jason Smith
Mar 04, 2009
MGH, Video

Massachusetts General Hospital’s Mood and Anxiety Disorders Institute (MADI) provides public education about serious mental health conditions.  As part of a web site restructuring, MADI selected OHO to design and produce a series of web videos to educate users about the mental health journey.
The 9 videos feature testimonials from MADI patients, family members, and staff who describe their journey, support, and treatment through mental illness.  These videos also align with the institute’s process of helping patients through the steps of:  Awareness, The Search for Help, Diagnosis, Considering Treatment Options, Finding Support, and Living, Loving & Coping.
More information on mental health issues, and the videos, can be found at:  www.moodandanxiety.org

OHO Newsletter
Mar 02, 2009
MGH, Video

The MarCom Creative Awards – an international design competition – selected three OHO web sites for honors.

The new video-driven web site for the Loudoun Convention and Visitors Association received Platnium Awards in the Overall Web Site design and Home Page Design categories. The site promotes travel to the Virginia County and reflects the new positioning as "D.C.'s Wine Country."

The second-generation web site for Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC) followed the Visit Loudoun site receiving the Gold Awards in the Overall Web Site design category. LINC is a 10-year initiative to improve working conditions for artists.

The Philip Johnson Glass House web site was also awarded an Honorable Mention in the Home Page Design category.

www.VisitLoudoun.org

www.LINCnet.net

www.PhilipJohnsonGlassHouse.org

Jason Smith
Nov 03, 2008
Awards, Design, Video

According to the YouTube blog – 13 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute. That’s an astonishing 780 hours of video an hour or 18,720 hours of new video every day. Web videos get attention and are watched again and again. The best news is that new digital production technologies have dramatically reduced the costs of producing new video clips. OHO's professional team can create videos from concept to shoot to integration on your website. Short clips are a great way to communicate your most timely messages and are much more affordable than you might think.
 

OHO Newsletter
Oct 08, 2008
Video
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