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The Creation and Dissemination Dilemmas and Breakthrough Paths of Campus Vlogs by Ordinary College Students under Algorithmic Logic

Aochen MaRosedale Global High School*

* Corresponding author: [email protected]

Abstract

Recently, people pay much attention to campus Vlogs made by college students. But most studies focus on commercial monetization and they ignore normal creators. In fact, they do not look at the problems these students have.In this work, we look at problems in creating and spreading campus Vlogs by ordinary college student's campus vlog, and we identify the types, development features, as well as dual effects. It is worth noting that these students face some practical problems, for example, creators has limited ability, a lack ofresourcesupport, and the content is similar. Therefore, we propose methods from three aspects: fitting algorithm rules, improving content quality, andwe combinecontent with external traffic attention, so that we can improve spreading efficiency for college creators. These methods can improve the dissemination efficiency and influence of college students' campus vlogs, and give practical guidance for young creators who want to keep their practice in the competitive digital environment.

Keywords: College Student Creator; Short Video Platform; Communication Strategy; Platform Algorithm
Published: April 13, 2026
DOI: 10.54254/2753-7064/2026.32682
Volume: CHR Vol.107
pp. 1-6
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