Money Minute: Using short informational videos during COVID-19

Authors

• Christopher T. Sneed, The University of Tennessee ExtensionFollow
• Ann A. Berry, The University of Tennessee Extension
• Shelly N. Barnes, The University of Tennessee Extension
• Donna D. Calhoun, The University of Tennessee Extension
• Tracy V. Hagan, The University of Tennessee Extension
• Marci H. Hethmon, The University of Tennessee Extension
• Karen D. Jones, Tennessee State University Extension
• Barbara Metzger, The University of Tennessee Extension

Volume

59

Issue

1

DOI

10.34068/joe.59.01.06

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a money crunch for some families. To help families struggling financially while capitalizing on at-home time, The University of Tennessee (UT) Extension consumer economics leadership team developed a series of money management videos called Money Minute. The primary purpose of the videos was to provide research-based financial education during this time of financial hardships. Filmed using Zoom, each video offers a piece of research-based information, additional resources, and a call to action. The video series proved to be effective in reaching clientele with financial information in the midst of a pandemic.

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Recommended Citation

Sneed, C. T., Berry, A. A., Barnes, S. N., Calhoun, D. D., Hagan, T. V., Hethmon, M. H., Jones, K. D., & Metzger, B. (2021). Money Minute: Using short informational videos during COVID-19. Journal of Extension, 59(1), Article 6. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.59.01.06