Live Via Satellite and Streaming Media: Taking Satellite Courses Via Streaming Media
Brandon C. Taylor
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Brandon C. Taylor
Abstract
This paper describes a participant’s experience of using synchronous streaming media broadcasts over the Internet in order to participate in interactive courses that are offered live via satellite. With adequate and well-managed resources, live streaming media webcasts can be a viable alternative for delivering effective instruction to students who might not otherwise have access to it.
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This paper describes a participant’s experience of using synchronous streaming media broadcasts over the Internet in order to participate in interactive courses that are offered live via satellite. With adequate and well-managed resources, live streaming media webcasts can be a viable alternative for delivering effective instruction to students who might not otherwise have access to it.
Key concepts: Webcast, Live streaming, Computer science, Multimedia, The Internet, Satellite, Real Time Streaming Protocol, Internet privacy