Subhechcha Ganguly 
A video blog, sometimes known as a video log, is a sort of blog where the majority or all of the material is in video format.Making a video of oneself talking about a certain topic, such as reporting or evaluating a product, constitutes a vlog post. It may be used to convey the creative process or as a tutorial on a particular creative method or subject. Even sharing their original music or performance art is a common practise among certain vloggers. The word “vlog” is also applied to video streamers and YouTubers who don’t maintain blogs but instead publish regular updates on platforms like YouTube and other video websites; these individuals are frequently identified as vloggers in their online profiles.With the use of non-verbal cues, vlogs have made it easy to understand a vlogger’s identity, culture, and impressions. To ascertain the potential personality features of the Vlogger, researchers have run tests utilising crowdsourcing for Amazon’s Mechanical Turk. Five major personality qualities, including Extraversion, Conscientiousness, Agreability, Neuroticism, and Openness to Experience, have been used to personify several Vlogs. Researchers examined the clues in Vlogs in addition to Mechanical Turk.Five major personality qualities, including Extraversion, Conscientiousness, Agreability, Neuroticism, and Openness to Experience, have been used to personify several Vlogs.
Researchers examined the clues in Vlogs in addition to Mechanical Turk. Vlogs may be split down into its constituent parts since so many variables go into their development, including the placement of the camera, the lighting, the setting, the length of time spent gazing at the camera, the pitch, the delivery, and the volume of interactions. The greatest rate in personality study was agreeableness, which makes vlogging a fantastic location to generate agreeable impressions. Results from using this information and crowdsourcing indicated this. School systems have experimented with vlogging to see if it is a reliable platform for teaching pupils higher educational practises. In a study, 42 college freshmen were divided into two groups of 21, one being the control group and the other being the experimental group.
By Subhechcha Ganguly
