Online Class... Facebook Live or Zoom?

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by Millard Grubb

With all the kids at home, it seems like a good time to teach something online.

With my past experience as a performer, this might be a good time to teach tricks.

However, one thing that I've seen most kids lacking in my school performance experience is having trouble remembering things.

Teaching memory techniques might be a good deal for both kids and seniors.

Now my question is what experience have any folks here had using Facebook Live or Zoom to do these classes?

Cheers,

Millard

My daughter teaches public speaking, she uses Zoom, although her company prefers Facebook Live for their corporate use...they think it offers a clearer video, that being said, they are NOW training all their people on Bluejeans.

I think it is because Zoom has security issues, getting "bombed". Probably not a problem for one to one, and Facebook Live gives you safer use.

Good luck, why not do a couple practice sessions on each format?

Gordon

[Millard Grubb]

Originally Posted by GordonJ

My daughter teaches public speaking, she uses Zoom, although her company prefers Facebook Live for their corporate use...they think it offers a clearer video, that being said, they are NOW training all their people on Bluejeans.

I think it is because Zoom has security issues, getting "bombed". Probably not a problem for one to one, and Facebook Live gives you safer use.

Good luck, why not do a couple practice sessions on each format?

Gordon

Thank you for giving me the info about Facebook Live being safer to use... I will start with that platform.

I see lots of students are doing online classes using different platforms. FB isn't bad. Though I don't have a better idea of using Zoom so far. How is about skype group call for taking online classes?

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by Millard Grubb

Thank you for giving me the info about Facebook Live being safer to use... I will start with that platform.

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Gordon

[Millard Grubb]

Originally Posted by GordonJ

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Gordon

Thanks !

I appreciate it!

Millard