
TikTok may seem like it’s all about influencer houses and sipping cranberry juice. But the video-based social networking service has plenty of room for creativity for all types of users. With short videos that never exceed a minute and tools to add music and edit precisely, the format is proving to be the canvas for lots of different directions.
Judging by what Baltimore is producing this fall, one of those is taking public policy concepts, and creating fun explainers.
In September, Allovue CEO Jess Gartner launched a series of #EdFinToks to delve into education finance topics that are at the heart of the issues her Remington-based tech company is addressing.
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