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Minute Campus is an education brand that makes short vertical video lessons. Each lesson teaches one concept in about a minute, using motion graphics and a voiceover. The lessons cover how AI works, computer science and career skills.

Yes. Every lesson is free to watch on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Lessons are published on YouTube at youtube.com/@MinuteCampus, on Instagram at instagram.com/minute.campus, on Facebook at facebook.com/minutecampus and on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/minutecampus.

New lessons come out every week on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Every factual claim in a script is checked before the voiceover is made. Company stories are checked against the company’s own engineering posts or incident reports, not against other people’s coverage. When a lesson simplifies something, it says so.

Minute Campus is for final-year students and early-career professionals with one or two years of experience. The lessons start at beginner level and do not assume a technical background.

Lessons are grouped into kinds: the series How AI actually works, stories about how real companies solve engineering problems, everyday computer science, and career skills. More kinds are added over time, including software engineering basics, AI tools and interview skills. The full list is on the Lessons page.

Each lesson runs for 40 to 60 seconds and teaches exactly one concept.

No. Lessons start at beginner level. Any technical term that is needed is explained in the lesson.

How AI actually works is a series of one-minute lessons. Each episode answers one question about AI language models, such as how a chatbot comes up with an answer, why AI makes things up, and why the same prompt gives different answers. Each episode stands alone, so they can be watched in any order.

No. Minute Campus publishes short video lessons. It is not an accredited course and does not issue certificates.