Educational+Overview

Examples: Jesse and others; here are a few examples. Curriculum content; a student team and staff film a 45 minute instructional piece requested by a school/arts group partnership. The filming could be done in one of the classrooms; there are many takes, etc., it is filmed over a period of time to get it right. The piece is then edited in the "media room" by the student team and IT staff leader; it goes back to the creating group for review, edited again, and then sent to the "server" for distribution on demand by the school system requesting it.

Performance content; a partnership of school district/arts group wants to view a certain performance by a local arts group or act coming through who has agreed to this; or a performance by a group in their school system. It is filmed live for web distribution for the student team and IT staff.

Professional development; a partnership school district/arts group wants to train teachers in how to use performing arts in classroom settings. There is a live series prepared and then shown on an interactive basis with the team teaching it; or it can be filmed in advance and shown w/o a live component.

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Link below contains operational flowchart / decision points Items in GREEN take place within the Education Center - items in ORANGE utilize hosted solutions - items in GREY have yet to be determined.  Things to consider - access control / user management (who does it, how many levels - content admins, teachers, students?) file formats (streaming seems to be an issue with some schools... download based? both?) custom developed or existing platform?
 * The content delivery portion of this should be more fully expanded upon** -