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How to host a virtual graduation
The document provides a guide for virtual graduations, emphasizing the importance of early preparation, strategy development, and using high-quality video recording techniques for live streaming. It also includes tips on graphics preparation, ensuring student consent for on-camera participation, and setting up a reliable internet connection. Additionally, it highlights various creative graduation formats and events, such as drive-in graduations and virtual reunions.
How to host a virtual graduation
- 1. Virtual Graduations Live Expert Panel+ Zoom Q&A
- 2. Drake Finney Havasu OnlineTV Ken Benedict KB Productions Tom White Morgan County High School Today’s Special Guests Dave Edwards Worldwide Streaming Network
- 3. Top Tips: Fromour Experts 1. Prepare early and make a strategy. Maybe you live stream, maybe you record and edit for a video premiere. 2. Prepare your graphics and create a workflow to save you time in post- production. 3. Get a student list and discuss if you all students have opted-in or opted-out of being on camera. 4. Find a good place to set up and make sure you have a hard-wired internet connection for live streaming. 5. If you are live streaming, also record a high quality video file as a back-up to be posted later.
- 4. From Social Media Pennsylvaniaannounced schools can start as early as July 1st.
- 5. Morgan County HighSchool
- 6. Morgan County HighSchool Graduation Last Year
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- 19. Portrait to LandscapeOverlay Celebrity and alum shoutouts
- 20. Portrait to Landscape Conversion MiddleSchool shoutouts
- 21. Virtual Reunion Class of1970 50th Anniversary
- 22. Virtual Alumni Gettogether
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- 25. Student Card (BeforeWalk)
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Editor's Notes
- #14 Then we had some compliant rebels moving up to the 5th grade, nothing classic about that, except possibly some of the vehicles
- #15 Hey, if you have a jumbotron, use it, but watch out for the Ninja presenters
- #16 This allowed all these grads to be visible and yet remain compliant (requires a lot of tape though)
- #17 Graduation, Drive-In style, the grads got a bit rowdy with car horns blaring out as the presenters made comments they agreed with.
- #18 The amazing field of chairs, if you build it they will come
- #19 And indeed they did
- #20 Seemed to be quite a few vertical videos showing up in the shoutouts and congrats from guests, one college managed those like this
- #21 And a high school handled them this way, either (and other) method can be effective
- #22 And don’t forget that at this time every year previous grads add another year to their graduation anniversary
- #23 Perfect for a Zoom session or perhaps even Facebook Rooms or whatever you prefer