Use Live-Streaming to Connect & Share Information

Dr. M. Monte TatomAssociate Professor of Education

Freed-Hardeman UniversityTwitter: @drmmtatom

TwitCasting Live: http://us.twitcasting.tv

Doc Tatom’s TwitCasting Live: http://us.twitcasting.tv/drmmtatom/show

/ TETA SI 2016 ~ Collierville, TN

Thursday, 7/14/2016 ~ 2:40 PM – 3:30 PM

Room 252#tn_teta16

Dr. Monte Tatom (Ed.D. - Auburn University - 1998) is enjoying working as an Associate Professor of Education within the College of Education & Behavioral Sciences at FHU & teaches EDU 642 Online - Advanced Technology for Educators (since 2008). He is developing FHU’s online M.Ed. in Instructional Technology to begin Summer 2017 ~ http://fhu.edu/edtech.

He has been involved in educational technology since his first Masters level class at the University of South Alabama in 1983 - EDM 510: Micro-computing Systems in Education. He has been involved in PreK - 20 education since 1979.

TwitCasting, Facebook Live Streaming, & Periscope

Live-streaming is a great way to share information with students,

parents, community, administration, faculty, staff, and

the world! Live-streaming is a great way for students and teachers to share up-to-date information and receive feedback using the class

hashtag.

TwitCasting, Facebook Live Streaming, & Periscope

ISTE Standards-A 2B: Live-streaming will give the administrator the opportunity to model and promote the frequent and effective use

of technology for learning. ISTE Standard-S 2B: Live-streaming will provide students an opportunity to share information and ideas with classmates, students in other countries and their

teachers. ISTE Standard-T 3C: Live-streaming will give

teachers the ability to share relevant information and ideas to students, parents,

and peers.

Periscope in Education

http://midcareer.gse.upenn.edu/periscopeedu

5 Things about Periscope in Education:

1. It’s easy to use2. Schools are getting creative with it

3. Privacy is a big concern4. Some see Periscope videos as

“disposable5. It won’t be right for every situation

Android App:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.periscope.android&hl=

en

iOS App:https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/periscope/id972909677?mt=

8

https://www.periscope.tv/

To start a live broadcast:1. Log into the Facebook iOS app or Android app2. Tap at the top of your Timeline, News Feed or

Page3. Tap “Live Video”4. Write an optional description for your

broadcast5. Tap “Go Live” to begin your broadcastTips for using Facebook Live Streaming

https://www.facebook.com/facebookmedia/best-practices/

live

What is TwitCasting? TwitCasting Live: http://us.twitcasting.tv

TwitCast via Twitter or Facebook Log-in

TwitCasting Live: http://us.twitcasting.tv

TwitCast on Mac or PCTwitCasting Live: http://us.twitcasting.tv

Best to use Safari Browser on a Mac

Live on iOS or AndroidUsed for TwitCasting

Smartphone Apps

Viewer on iOS or AndroidUsed for Viewing

TwitCast

Smartphone Apps

Settings to make on computer prior to

beginning the TwitCast

Settings to make on smart phone prior to beginning the

TwitCast

TwitCast now has “Education” as a

Live Category selection

A Tweet is sent out when TwitCast begins!

Use Hashtags: #tn_teta16

Steps to begin Collabo Live

Tweet on Viewer’s screenClick on moi.st URL to join Collabo

Live

Login to TwitCast with Twitter ID

to join Collabo Live

Viewer’s screen after joining TwitCast Collabo

Live

View from the originator’s screen

after Collabo Live has begun

Viewer’s screen after TwitCast Collabo Live has

ended

Ideas for using Live-Streaming

Share with CommunityShare with Parents, Grandparents, or

GuardiansShare with Faculty & Staff

Ongoing & Systemic PDClasswork & Homework

UpdatesWeek in Review

Academic Club UpdatesVarious Organization

UpdatesSports & Club UpdatesBad Weather Updates

Doc Tatom’s BlogThoughts & Ideas From Doc

Tatom

Collaboration with TwitCasting

http://fhu.edu/s/Dx7i2

Use Live-streaming to Connect & Share Information

Dr. M. Monte Tatom ~ Freed Hardeman UniversityAssociate Professor of EducationOffice: Gardner Center 01BGoogle Voice: 731-879-1119Toll Free: 1-800-348-3481 Email: mtatom@fhu.edu Blog: http://drmmtatom.weebly.com/

Twitter: http://twitter.com/drmmtatom

Use Live-streaming to Connect & Share Information

Question & Answer Session

Feel free to send an email to:

mtatom@fhu.edu orCall my Google Voice

731-879-1119