πŸ€Έβ€β™€οΈ
Live Streaming using TeamUp
  • πŸ‘©β€πŸ« Live Streaming Physical Activity: A Guide
  • Introduction
    • πŸ’»Why live stream your classes?
    • πŸƒβ€β™‚οΈStart live streaming in 4 lightning ⚑️quick steps
  • How To Set Up For Live Streaming
    • 🎬Getting the set up right
      • 🀳🏻 Equipment
      • πŸ“½οΈChoosing a live streaming solution
        • Using Zoom
        • Using Facebook Live
        • Using Instagram Live
        • Using Youtube Live
    • πŸ“£Getting your live streamed classes out there
      • πŸ‘€Increasing the visibility of your classes
      • βš™οΈ Using a system to manage your classes
      • πŸ’«Using TeamUp
    • πŸ“Instructions to give to participants
  • Before you start live streaming
    • πŸ‘·β€β™€οΈ Qualifications, safety, safeguarding and insurance
    • 🎢Music
    • ✏️ Plan your workout
    • πŸ€—The big welcome
    • πŸ‘ŸPut yourself in their exercise shoes
  • During your live streamed class
    • πŸ—£οΈKeep on talking
    • πŸ€”Other things to consider
  • After you have finished live streaming
    • πŸš€Onwards and upwards to the next class
  • Tips & Advice
    • 🏎️15 ways to turbocharge your classes
    • 🚨Zoom - do's and don'ts
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. How To Set Up For Live Streaming

Instructions to give to participants

Plug in this. Download that. Click here.

So, you've set up your streaming solution, and made the smart decision to use a class management/booking system to manage your live streamed classes and increase their visibility. Now you need to provide the participants with clear instructions about how to access your classes, which can feature in your class description:

  • Tell them what platform you're using to live stream (e.g. Zoom, Facebook Live, etc).

  • Tell them how they can access the class (e.g. you'll send them a link via email 10 minutes before the class, they'll get the live stream link in their confirmation email, etc).

  • Tell them how ready their technology for the class (e.g. download the Zoom app in advance, make sure you can log in to your Facebook account, etc). This could also include making sure they have a fully charged phone/laptop, have a safe space to workout, what equipment they'll need.

  • Tell them if there are any expectations on them (e.g. do you expect everyone to keep their own camera on so you can provide feedback or do you not mind?).

  • Tell them what time they can access the class from/until and if you'll be available before or after the class to answer questions or just to chat (it's important at times like this to make real connections!). Alternatively, make it clear if you don't want participants to join before the start time of the class - important if you've got back to back classes using the same live stream!

PreviousUsing TeamUpNextπŸ‘·β€β™€οΈ Qualifications, safety, safeguarding and insurance

Last updated 4 years ago

πŸ“