LG is doing its part to stamp out texting while driving with the Jane Lynch 'Text Ed' videos. The videos star actress and comedienne Jane Lynch as a the teacher of Text Ed, a class dedicated to teaching adults the dangers of texting while driving.
The idea behind the Jane Lynch 'Text Ed' videos is to teach adults good habits that they can then pass on to their children. Check out the awkward, yet hilarious video of Jane Lynch teaching parents about sexting above.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Comedic Texting Psas
- The comedic approach in PSAs can effectively highlight the dangers of texting while driving and create awareness.
- Parental Education
- Adults being educated on the dangers of texting while driving can help them pass on this knowledge to their children, promoting safer driving habits.
- Using Celebrities in Education
- Leveraging popular personalities like Jane Lynch can make educational videos more engaging and relatable for the audience, increasing the impact of the message.
Sectors Adopting This
- Automotive
- The automotive industry can collaborate with PSA campaigns to emphasize safe driving practices and raise awareness about the risks of distracted driving.
- Tech and Mobile
- The tech and mobile industry can develop apps or software solutions that help prevent or discourage texting while driving, promoting safer behavior on the road.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can participate in creating impactful educational content, enabling celebrities to use their influence to educate the audience on important issues like texting while driving.
