Video Streaming

Video platforms help schools create, manage, deliver, and discover live or recorded media for instruction, professional learning, events, and community communication.

Education-ready services should make video dependable across devices and bandwidth conditions while supporting captions, transcripts, permissions, search, retention, analytics, and integration with learning and identity systems.

What these systems support

Recording, live streaming, editing, hosting, channels, and playlists
Captions, transcripts, accessibility, search, permissions, and moderation
Adaptive delivery, embeds, LMS integration, analytics, retention, and archiving

Note: SDLA does not endorse or resell any of the systems listed on this site.

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Details

AirServer

Product Details

Website

https://www.airserver.com/PC

Overview

AirServer is the most advanced screen mirroring receiver for Mac and PC. It allows you to receive AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast streams, similar to an Apple TV or a Chromecast device.

Airtame

Product Details

Website

https://airtame.com

Overview

Digital signage made easy! Airtame is a small hardware device (think Google's Chromecast device) that plugs into any monitor using an HDMI interface. It can then be used to stream video from a computer (Windows, Mac, Linux) to any of the connected monitors. Removes the need to have wires to connect to video display units.

Movavi

Product Details

Website

https://edu.movavi.com/

Overview

Movavi is a versatile video editing application that caters primarily to beginners and casual users, although it includes enough features to satisfy more advanced editors. It offers a user-friendly interface divided into three main sections: a video player, a control panel, and a timeline, which supports multiple audio and video tracks.

Movavi also includes a bundle of effects and transitions that can be easily applied to enhance video projects. These include text overlays, special filters, and effects like the 'Broken Lens' which simulates an RGB glitch effect. The application also offers direct uploading capabilities to platforms like YouTube, Google Drive, and Vimeo, making it easier to share videos online.

The software is available on various platforms and comes with different pricing models, including a subscription or a one-time purchase option, which might be appealing depending on usage.

Overall, Movavi is praised for its ease of use and the breadth of features it offers, making it a solid choice for those starting their video editing journey or looking to produce videos without delving into more complex software.

OBS Studio

Product Details

Website

https://obsproject.com

Overview

Free and open source software for video recording and live streaming. Windows, Mac, and Linux versions available.

Pixellot

Product Details

Website

https://www.pixellot.tv

Overview

Automated video streaming for all live sporting events. Gives teams a cos-effective and monetized live coverage through an award-winning end-to-end video and analytics solution.

Snapstream

Product Details

Website

https://www.snapstream.com/

Overview

The easiest way to distribute live or recorded TV on your network. View all your channels from a custom TV guide.

Voice Thread

Product Details

Website

https://voicethread.com/products/k12/

Overview

A blend of "zoom and email", this unique app allows students and teachers to upload videos, annotate them, and display finished products. Ed.VoiceThread is a platform where students develop critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity skills.

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