Given that rural Nigeria has a variety of local languages, varying literacy levels, and strong oral traditions, St. Laurent wondered if locally-made videos would be a more effective method of communicating about solar cooking. Two local nongovernmental organizations, Fantsuam Foundation and Oke-Ogun Community Development Network (OCDN), expressed interest in working with FluidIT Solutions to test this approach. Over a period of several weeks, FluidIT Solutions implemented three training programs for local staff and volunteers: solar cooking, video production, and on-line networking and publication. Two training videos were created, one in Hausa language and the other in Yoruba language.