Exciting Ways for all Educators to Connect via Live-Streaming with Parents, Students and Community ~ at 10:20 AM and 11:15 AM in Room 263 at Lipscomb University - College of Education ~ #tn_teta

1. Exciting Ways to Connect with Live-Streaming
Dr. M. Monte Tatom
Associate Professor of Education
Freed-Hardeman University
Twitter: @drmmtatom
TwitCasting Live: http://us.twitcasting.tv
Doc Tatom’s TwitCasting Live:
http://us.twitcasting.tv/drmmtatom/show/
MTETA ITA ~ Lipscomb University
Tuesday, 3/14/2017 ~ 10:20 & 11:15
Room 263
#tn_teta

2. 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.

3. TwitCasting, YouTube Live, 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.

4. TwitCasting, YouTube Live, 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.

5. Periscope in
Education
http://midcareer.gse.upenn.edu/periscopeedu
5 Things about Periscope in Education:
1. It’s easy to use
2. Schools are getting creative with it
3. Privacy is a big concern
4. Some see Periscope videos as “disposable
5. It won’t be right for every situation

6. Android App:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.per
iscope.android&hl=en
iOS App:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/periscope/id972909
677?mt=8
https://www.periscope.tv/

7. To start a live broadcast:
1. Log into the Facebook iOS app or Android app
2. Tap at the top of your Timeline, News Feed or Page
3. Tap “Live Video”
4. Write an optional description for your broadcast
5. Tap “Go Live” to begin your broadcast
Tips for using Facebook Live Streaming
https://www.facebook.com/facebookmedia/best-
practices/live

9. YouTube Live
This is what use to be “Hangouts on Air”
This can only be used via iOS is you have 10,000
Followers
On the YouTube App
There are 3rd Party Apps; however, I don’t use these
However, you do have the ability to easily record on iOS
and upload to YouTube Channel

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

12. TwitCast via Twitter or
Facebook Log-in
TwitCasting Live: http://us.twitcasting.tv

13. TwitCast on Mac or PC
TwitCasting Live: http://us.twitcasting.tv
Best to use Safari Browser on a Mac

14. Live on iOS or Android
Used for TwitCasting
Smartphone Apps

15. Viewer on iOS or Android
Used for Viewing TwitCast
Smartphone Apps

16. Settings to
make on
computer prior
to beginning the
TwitCast

17. Settings to make on smart phone
prior to beginning the TwitCast

18. TwitCast now has “Education” as
a
Live Category selection

19. A Tweet is sent out when TwitCast
begins!

20. Use Hashtags: #tn_teta

21. Steps to begin Collabo Live

22. Tweet on Viewer’s screen
Click on moi.st URL to join Collabo Live

23. Login to TwitCast with Twitter ID
to join Collabo Live

24. Viewer’s screen after joining
TwitCast Collabo Live

25. View from the originator’s
screen

26. Viewer’s screen after TwitCast
Collabo Live has ended

27. Ideas for using Live-
Streaming

28. Share with Community
Share with Parents,
Grandparents, or
Guardians
Share with Faculty & Staff

29. Ongoing & Systemic PD
Classwork & Homework
Updates
Week in Review

30. Academic Club Updates
Various Organization
Updates
Sports & Club Updates
Bad Weather Updates

31. Doc Tatom’s Blog
Thoughts & Ideas From Doc
Tatom
Collaboration with
TwitCasting
http://fhu.edu/s/Dx7i2

32. Exciting Ways to Connect with Live-Streaming
Dr. M. Monte Tatom ~ Freed Hardeman University
Associate Professor of Education
Office: Gardner Center 01B
Google Voice: 731-879-1119
Email: mtatom@fhu.edu
Blog: http://drmmtatom.weebly.com/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/drmmtatom

33. Exciting Ways to Connect with Live-Streaming
Question & Answer
Session
Feel free to send an
email to:
mtatom@fhu.edu or
Call my Google Voice
731-879-1119