Definitely. Holly Gabrielle is one, and Courtney Daniella that I can think of.
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I really like Elena Handtrack and Alexandra Sive! Both at cambridge.
One on Eve Bennett would be great too! I just posted something related to her on Jade's thread because I couldn't find elsewhere to put it.
oops, my bad! Thank you !
Here you go!
Elena Handtrack
A German Youtuber who studies law at Cambridge and gotten popular because of her Cambridge Vlogs (and then when she did 4 hour long live-study sessions on youtube pretty much every weekday during quarantine). Generally a very nice girl who spends a bit too much of her time studying and...
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Two interesting general StudyTube things:
Number one, this tweet
Number two, this article
Number one, this tweet
Number two, this article
‘Studytube’: From A*s to Toxic Productivity
Studytube: the place where students from GCSE to their masters degree share tips, tricks, routines and home truths about grades, over achieving and revision. The place where countless students will…
thehysteriacollective.com
They have done this in a very tone deaf manner by inserting themselves into it, by referring back to their experiences. Same as Jack Edwards. They should have said “ we are angry for you, here are links to petitions, and please be strong!” They should have left it at that and maybe retweet’s useful links, but no, they had to centre themselves in it, and define the situation in relation to their experience.Two interesting general StudyTube things:
Number one, this tweet
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Number two, this article
‘Studytube’: From A*s to Toxic Productivity
Studytube: the place where students from GCSE to their masters degree share tips, tricks, routines and home truths about grades, over achieving and revision. The place where countless students will…thehysteriacollective.com
I started watching during my A Levels (a good few years ago now, Eve was doing GCSEs so there wasn’t that many studytubers about). It only took a few months to find it problematic when I was comparing how much work I got done in a day to them. I was revising for a few hours, for arguably more important exams to get into uni, whilst they were doing 12 hour days.
I generally dislike them for reasons everyone has mentioned above (completely unrealistic, hurtful for one's self-esteem, boring, etc.) but I do enjoy Kharmamedic and I'm not even a medical student. I never watch those study with me videos though, because it just stresses me out when I invariably can't focus nearly as long as these influencers. I like the occasional tips or day in my life clips.
i've also started watching kharma medic (after months of youtube recommending it to me haha) and i like what he films and how
so far he's been out of controversies (unlike some studytubers) and he seems a nice guy, yet he hasn't taken part in the studytube project channel, i wonder why!
I watched a few videos of Ruby Granger’s last year or the year before and the all day studying video she did was ridiculous. Plus she went abroad on holiday with her family and spent a lot of time speed reading books which I think was a bit rude? I get taking a few books on holiday to read during the down town but it looked like she went places with her family and just read.
I think he was doing some exam recently and hasn't been active (USMLE? Step 1? Not familiar with these acronyms at all) as a result. He seems like a nice guy and I like how short most of his videos are!
i regret getting into studytubers. it's a toxic mentality of studying 12 hours a day which really rubbed off the wrong way. like what you guys mentioned here, they rely a lot on sponsorships and ads, and do duck all to help actual struggling students. some studytubers are very good and mean well. but the rest are privileged and 'perfect' studious kids who don't need part time jobs, don't come from dysfunctional families, etc. i'm not even from the uk, but i take a similar exam (my country's modified cambridge A levels). of course it's not their fault, but it becomes really demoralizing to see countless videos on my feed about studying 24/7. so i unsubscribed to them long ago. productivity youtubers are also full of the same tit.
The thing is they quickly branch out from study videos and start preaching on various topics and make videos with tenuous topics to link back to a random ad product. I don't want to hear a studytuber advertise a razor.
My uni days were nearly a decade ago but i am still drawn to study videos because i like to see what the latest study tips are, seen days in the life of uni campuses etc. All studytubers start off well but they do tend to become more tenuous as time goes by, in order to make money.
My uni days were nearly a decade ago but i am still drawn to study videos because i like to see what the latest study tips are, seen days in the life of uni campuses etc. All studytubers start off well but they do tend to become more tenuous as time goes by, in order to make money.
I'm really glad study-tubing (or even YouTube) wasn't a thing when I was doing my A levels or at uni - my mental health was in a really bad way and seeing the typical over-privileged lot would have caused me to compare myself and wonder why I wasn't doing a 14 hour study session (which is a total waste of productivity if you are having to pull such long sessions, it's not healthy or conducive to learning)
The weird cult-like slide into veganism/productivity/mental health awareness is weird. I guess the equivalent group think when I was a student was voting Lib Dem
The weird cult-like slide into veganism/productivity/mental health awareness is weird. I guess the equivalent group think when I was a student was voting Lib Dem
is lucrezia chloe considered a studytuber? i'd like to start a thread about her but i don't know if she's, let's say, "relevant" enough, she still has a pretty small channel, but she looks like she looks up to grace beverley and all that TALA jazz
Hi guys, I made this account after being blocked by Rosie (JustALittleRoo, part of the Studytube Project) after calling her out on not social distancing ended up in her blocking me 
It really frustrates me how many of the StudyTubers aren't making any effort to social distance (I have a family member on immunosuppressants who's still shielding, so I know I'm more touchy than most people would be about this). But I can't believe they always say "call me out if I do something problematic!" but when you do, they block you I only have instagram to follow YouTubers I like as well, which has kind of made it even more sad.
(My first reply is hidden because she blocked me, but I said something like you can still spread the virus when a camera is pointing at you)
It really frustrates me how many of the StudyTubers aren't making any effort to social distance (I have a family member on immunosuppressants who's still shielding, so I know I'm more touchy than most people would be about this). But I can't believe they always say "call me out if I do something problematic!" but when you do, they block you
I only have instagram to follow YouTubers I like as well, which has kind of made it even more sad.
(My first reply is hidden because she blocked me, but I said something like you can still spread the virus when a camera is pointing at you)