Resources

Mentorship Resources:

• • How to Build a Great Relationship with a Mentor
  • Social Distancing Doesn’t Have to Disrupt Mentorship
  • Five Tips for Building Successful Mentoring Relationships and Programs
  • Mentoring Resources from Duke
  • For Mentors (advice from Duke Alumni Office but a lot of info works for this program as well)
  • For Mentees (advice from Duke Alumni Office but a lot of info works for this program as well)

Program Resources:

• • Software@Duke: Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premier Pro from Adobe Creative Cloud
  • Apple Final Cut Pro X: an alternative to Premiere Pro
  • Capture and recording @Duke: Bryan Center Studios
  • Multimedia loaner equipment @Duke: The Link
  • Communicators Working Groups @Duke
  • The Duke Brand Guide
  • The Duke Communicator Toolkit
  • Duke photography license agreement
  • Filming and Photography locations on campus
  • The Duke Webdam imagery library archive

Tips & Tricks:

TinyWOW:
Get free versions of tools you usually pay for. Includes free versions of:
• Adobe Acrobat Pro (PDF editor)
• Photoshop (image editor)

Temp-mail:
Temp-mail gives you a temporary email and inbox to help you sign up for websites and avoid all the spam down the line.

Loom:
A nifty little tool that lets you record your screen and yourself at the same time, so you can explain things just the way you want to.

Pexels:
A website that lets you download high quality stock images for all your work and personal projects.

Removebg:
A tool that lets you easily remove the background from your image and add in any background you like.

Convertio:
This website lets you convert files to any format you want for free.

Microcopy:
A resource that helps you find persuasive headlines and slogans for your emails, websites, and much more.