YouTube クリエイターズ クラブ: YouTube チャンネルの立ち上げと成長

Starting a YouTube channel can be a great experience! 

Here are some benefits and considerations of running a YouTube channel, and the areas this ongoing class will cover. The course will be taught by a state certified marketing and business teacher who has worked in the private sector in media and business formation and runs two YouTube channels presently. 
Benefits:
Creativity: You can express your creativity and share your interests with others.
Skill Development: Running a channel helps you develop skills in video editing, storytelling, and marketing.
Community Building: You can connect with like-minded individuals and build a community around your interests.
Learning Experience: It’s a great way to learn about content creation, audience engagement, and online presence.
Considerations:
Content Guidelines: Make sure to follow YouTube’s community guidelines and age restrictions.
Privacy and Safety: Be mindful of what personal information you share online. Consider using a pseudonym if necessary.
Time Management: Balance your channel with school and other responsibilities to avoid burnout.
Constructive Criticism: Be prepared for feedback, both positive and negative, and use it to improve your content.
Tips for Success:
Find Your Niche: Focus on topics you are passionate about to keep your content engaging.
Be Consistent: Regular uploads can help you grow your audience.
Engage with Your Audience: Respond to comments and ask for feedback to build a loyal community.
Overall, if you're passionate about creating content and are mindful of the challenges, starting a YouTube channel at your age can be a rewarding endeavor!

Age Requirements 


You must be at least 13 years old to create a YouTube channel. Users between 13 and 17 can create an account with parental permission. 

Explanation 
YouTube limits registration to people 13 and older to protect the personal information of children. 
If you are under 18, you must have your parent or legal guardian's permission to use YouTube. 
If you are a parent or legal guardian of a user under 18, you are responsible for your child's activity on YouTube. 
You can use the Family Link app to manage your child's activity settings, including their YouTube History settings. 

Children under 13 can use the YouTube Kids app where it's available. 

All content on YouTube must be in line with YouTube's Community Guidelines. This includes a specific section on Child Safety.