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Is Live Streaming The Future Of Education?

Kenneth Tan, Co-founder & CEO, BeLive Technology

26-Jan-23 11:00

 Is Live Streaming The Future Of Education?

In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is clear that some implemented systems such as remote learning were shown to be a viable addition or replacement to traditional school systems. BeLive Technology is the leading provider of live-streaming solutions in Southeast Asia, and their platform employs advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning developed specifically for live video analysis, live shopping and interactive live-streaming. Kenneth believes that adopting live streaming solutions may be a better option for e-learning platforms, as it allows for user interaction and makes the class more dynamic - rather than having students watching a pre-recorded lecture. 

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury


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