The need for streaming courses to students online has never been greater. This guide is aimed to help teachers and lecturers navigate the often difficult and technical transition of delivering your normal face-to-face lessons as live streaming courses for your students. We will discuss the following:
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We invite you to join Telestream for an informative Channel Sales Meeting – virtual-style. Our channel program and product line leaders will be on hand to show you the highlights and value propositions for the Telestream product portfolio. Included in the agenda will be a brief overview and how-to-sell tips for Wirecast, Wirecast Gear and ScreenFlow.
Wirecast into Zoom
1. Launch Wirecast (or your live video production and virtual camera app) and start your virtual camera output. Make sure all the graphics, titles, cameras, images, and sound clips you need are loaded.
2. In Zoom, select the Wirecast virtual camera as your camera. Now whatever you “go live” with in Wirecast will be in your Zoom camera.
3. Professionally “produce” your Zoom session from Wirecast. A Zoom Assistant (ZA) is recommended to handle this for you, if you are the host in Zoom.
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