In this Mighty Networks tutorial, I walk you through simple best practices to maximize the impact of the videos you share in your online courses and communities. Video is already a rich, engaging medium—but it gets even more powerful when you support different learning styles, preferences, and abilities. My baseline recommendation is to start with captions, because captions help far more people than you might think: not only people who can’t hear, but also people who don’t want audio on, and people whose first language isn’t the language you’re speaking. From there, I show how to expand your reach with a few practical add-ons that don’t require reinventing your content: write a helpful description so people know what they’ll learn, include a downloadable transcript for people who prefer reading, and use hashtags and keywords so your content is searchable inside your Mighty Network later. If you want to go further, you can add an audio version (like a SoundCloud embed) for listeners and an infographic for visual learners—multiple ways to meet people where they are. I also explain your options for uploading vs. embedding video in Mighty Networks, how captions behave depending on the source (Mighty upload, Vimeo, or YouTube), and the tools I use for transcripts: Rev.com for human-generated YouTube transcripts and Otter.ai for AI transcripts, especially for longer Zoom recordings. My big takeaway: start simply, get captions in place, and build from there.