How Do I Share My How-To?It's really pretty easy, pictures and videos of the steps it takes to complete your project are stored on google video and picasaWeb. The "final" video is stored on YouTube. All this is controlled by our Creator's Tools. Basically, you start a project by writing up the project idea. Step 1. Sign up for a free Creator's Account to gain access to the Creator's Tools. Step 2. Login Step 3. Push the "Create New Project" button on the Creator's Tools. Make a name (you can change it later) for your project. And describe your plans to use as notes to guide the creation of the steps. Step 4. When you've finished providing all the steps to your project, shooting the videos and saving to google video via the Creator's Tool Panel, you are ready to write the introductory paragraph with an interesting story of how you did it, or how you do it in the case of a professional services presentation. Step 5. Last but not least create and upload the video (to YouTube) which is the video that will be used to summarize the project. If you were building a robot, this final video would show the robot running around, doing fun things that will inspire others to create their version of your project. That's it... Watch the views and ratings for your project pile up along with the sales commissions! Or get a customer because you showed how you remodel a house. |
FAQ About Becoming A CreatorQ. Why would I go to all that work, building something, then put it on a website like C What I Can Do? What's the point? A. Actually, there are a couple of forms for a reward:
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Home Installation of a 4 Section In-Ground Batting Cage ... 5154 Views Installation instructions for a 4 section in-ground batting cage from PracticeSports.com. There are a variety of different "packages" available. These are available at a relatively low-cost by buying sectioned kits. Author's Assigned Keywords: batting cage installation Home How To Home Project: MUTE TV Wearable TV Muter! ... 3570 Views Yes, you can build your own muter. I built one in a button, but the form factor is not the biggest part of the project. This project uses the picAxe microcontroller chip because it has built in Infrared Remote Control codes for Sony TV`s. I have a Sony. I simply put the already built-in functions in the picAxe to work. I was careful about current drain. I could have made the Infrared light more powerful and increased the range, but I`m usually sitting by the fireplace on a rainy winter night when on comes a commercial! The commercials are hyper modulated, there is no dynamic range and the result is like listening to an orchestra of square-waves. And those "Gotta Have One Now" pitches is terrible enough at any sound level. But definitely offensive to your auditory circuits. Author's Assigned Keywords: Home entertainment TV commercial killer Mute the TV Scare Crow - For Modern Gardens - Home Project ... 421 Views It`s a robotic, sun-powered, holographic scare crow. You can build one yourself. I used pieces of bamboo to make a cross piece to hold the motor and solar cell. You can build it in a weekend in a couple of hours. Just follow the video and you`ll have the most up to date thoroughly modern scare crow ever! Author's Assigned Keywords: Home How To Do it Yourself Homework Pencil! ... 84 Views This Pencil Could Do Your Homework For You... Don`t Even Put Your Hand On It! |
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