Enhancing Event Broadcasting at Johns Hopkins University's Shriver Hall with PTZOptics
Enhancing Event Broadcasting at Johns Hopkins University’s Shriver Hall with PTZOptics Johns Hopkins University’s Shriver Hall is an iconic venue that plays host to numerous prestigious events, from academic presentations to special ceremonies, including “hooding ceremonies” for students earning master’s or doctoral degrees. However, the auditorium was never originally designed with audiovisual (AV) setups in …
When Educators Should Read Technology Tools For Online Education
When author Paul William Richards saw teachers around the globe suddenly forced to teach online, he realized that many were struggling. Online education, while popular, is not something that every teacher was prepared to embrace. Noting this, he decided to make a guide that would help these educators to transition from the physical classroom to …
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How to live stream a virtual graduation
Wow, what a time to be graduating from school. If rapid-change, a global pandemic, and social distancing weren’t enough to through this year’s graduating class a curve-ball, the virtual graduations certain were. On the bright-side, graduations are a time of growth, and so many students have been able to put a cap on their heads, …
Advantages of PTZ Cameras for Student Operators
A great way to get students ready for the future is to give them hands-on experience with the latest technology. This is especially true when it comes to video production. When given the opportunity to produce video, students have the opportunity to learn many technical skills, including camera operation, lighting, composition, editing, and production. Students …
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How to live stream an Esports Tournament
During the 2019 StreamGeeks Summit, a three-versus-three RocketLeague esports tournament took place. The event was live-streamed by a student-run team from New York City’s S.A.R High School and broadcast to Twitch. The student-run broadcast team used a Wirecast Gear video production system, which was connected to three PTZOptics cameras via SDI and seven gaming computers …
