Virtual Classroom Tools by Padcaster
When you’re unable to be in the physical classroom, Padcaster is here to help you and your students stay connected. Padcaster’s virtual classroom tools allow you to communicate with your students effectively over video.
Padcaster not only allows you to conduct your virtual classroom with Zoom or other streaming platforms, but also helps you create quality pre-recorded videos and livestream directly to your students.
Students learn best when they can hear and see you clearly. While adjusting to learning at home, students shouldn’t be distracted by the quality of their video lessons.
Padcaster uses the high-quality cameras on the devices you already know and love; your phones and iPads. Padcaster allows you to mount these devices to tripods and attach lenses, lights, microphones and more.
In addition to basic filmmaking accessories such as tripods and microphones, Padcaster even offers a mini teleprompter, so educators no longer need to memorize lines or look down at scripts. The Padcaster Parrot Teleprompter is complete with a wireless Bluetooth remote, so that you can operate the teleprompter yourself while connecting with your students.
Use Padcaster with your favorite filmmaking apps to shoot, edit and share your videos with your students, or livestream directly from the iPad. Padcaster hardware integrates seamlessly with Google Classroom and other classroom management systems, so you can use it alongside the virtual classroom tools you already use.
Padcaster equipment makes it easy for you to create video content, so that you can focus on what’s most important; educating your students.
- Record lessons
- Conduct your virtual classroom alongside tools such as Zoom and Google Classroom
- Connect with your students
- Broadcast to your students’ homes
- Hold meetings with administrators, parents and students
- Live stream lectures to anywhere in the world
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