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Vod Streaming

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  1. LIVE STREAMING TIPS FOR ONLINE EDUCATORS Visit Now www.mastera.io

  2. Live streaming is one of the most exciting tools in the online educator’s toolbox. There are just as many risks and rewards of streaming as there are with any type of content production, but with a little bit of planning, it can be an excellent way to interact with your audience, establish transparency and trust, and build brand awareness. But how do you get started?

  3. Create a Plan Before you get to streaming, decide what your live- streaming goals are. What do you want to accomplish while streaming? What are your initial KPIs? These will help you determine how many streams you’ll do per day, which streams you’ll do first, and what other programs you’ll create to capitalize on the popularity of your first streaming. Next, you’ll want to decide how you’ll promote and market your stream. Do you want to attract a large audience, or are you more interested in reaching a specific, niche audience? These decisions will help you set realistic expectations for your program. If your goal is to reach a large audience and you’re only interested in a niche audience, then you’ll have to be more careful with the way you conduct your program.

  4. There are a few benefits to incorporating pre-recorded media with your live streaming program. For one, it can cut down on the time you spend recording video. Instead of having to wait for the camera to record, you can use your pre-recorded media to supplement your stream. Incorporate Pre- Recorded Media Additionally, incorporating pre-recorded media will help you to better plan out your program. While it’s common to go off script and ad-lib when you’re recording, you can use pre-recorded media to help you stay on track. If you’re incorporating pre-recorded media, make sure to mark it as a “pre” in your program.

  5. Have Confidence On Camera Online educators face a lot of criticism, and many people are quick to criticize a stream that isn’t 100% perfect. This can lead some online educators to become too timid to step in front of the camera. While you will experience some degree of technical difficulty when you first start streaming, you can improve and develop confidence on camera. One of the best ways to improve and build confidence on camera is to stream on a regular basis. If you don’t have any regular streams scheduled, now is a great time to get started. There are also many ways to build confidence on camera outside of streaming. One way is to practice your presentation with your friends or family members. You can also practice your presentation with online tools like the PPT, PPT mock-up, or Slideshare.

  6. Choose a Reliable Streaming Platform When you’re deciding which platform to use, you’ll want to consider the following: - Which platform has the most streams? Which platform has the most viewers? Which platform has the best support? Which platform is most compatible with your equipment? Which platform has the best technology?

  7. There’s no better way to test out your program than streaming it. It’s best to stream on a regular basis, to get a feel for the flow of your program, how people are responding, and how long people are watching your stream. Test Before Streaming! There’s also no better way to test which pre- recorded media and how long it will last than streaming it. Some programs are better suited to having pre-recorded media, while others are better suited to just streaming straight through. It’s also important to test out your streaming platform and technology. Different online platforms and streaming technologies can have different reliability issues. You’ll want to make sure that your equipment and software are working properly, and you’ll want to make sure your internet connection is up to snuff.

  8. Ask For Feedback The best way to get feedback on your live streaming program is to start streaming on a regular basis and to incorporate feedback into your program. You can start responding to your audience’s questions and comments on social media, and you can start using platforms like Reddit or Twitter to respond to questions from your community. These types of interactions will help you to get a feel for how your audience is responding to your program, and they will also help you to build better rapport with your audience.

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