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At high school graduation a child has logged 13,000 hours of school, and 15,000 hours of television. - from 500ways.com (#education, #school, #schooling, #educationSystem, #children, #grammarSchool, #middleSchool, #highSchool, #family, #familyDynamics, #television)

At high school graduation a child has logged 13,000 hours of school, and 15,000 hours of television. - from 500ways.com (#education, #school, #schooling, #educationSystem, #children, #grammarSchool, #middleSchool, #highSchool, #family, #familyDynamics, #television)

At high school graduation a child has logged 13,000 hours of school, and 15,000 hours of television. - from 500ways.com (#education, #school, #schooling, #educationSystem, #children, #grammarSchool, #middleSchool, #highSchool, #family, #familyDynamics, #television)

Well, you've been hearing me talk about ATSC 3.0, the proposed next generation of TV broadcasting in the US, for about a decade now. Seriously. Check out all these articles. If it becomes the law of the land, ATSC 3.0 offers on-demand programming, 4K, and interactive features using an off-the-air antenna. (More on that in a minute.) But what kind of antenna will you need? #antennas #atsc3

Well, you've been hearing me talk about ATSC 3.0, the proposed next generation of TV broadcasting in the US, for about a decade now. Seriously. Check out all these articles. If it becomes the law of the land, ATSC 3.0 offers on-demand programming, 4K, and interactive features using an off-the-air antenna. (More on that in a minute.) But what kind of antenna will you need? #antennas #atsc3

Well, you've been hearing me talk about ATSC 3.0, the proposed next generation of TV broadcasting in the US, for about a decade now. Seriously. Check out all these articles. If it becomes the law of the land, ATSC 3.0 offers on-demand programming, 4K, and interactive features using an off-the-air antenna. (More on that in a minute.) But what kind of antenna will you need? #antennas #atsc3

Should university students pay for a TV licence in the UK? In our blog post, we unpack the controversy surrounding TV licence fees for students in the UK. We delve into the legalities, explore the difference between live and on-demand viewing, and clarify which situations require a licence. As with the changes to the licence fee, navigating these regulations can be tricky. Our guide will equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions. Here's a preview of what you'll find: - Do all students need a TV licence? (Spoiler alert: it's not a simple yes or no!) - Understand the key differences between live and on-demand viewing. - Avoid the fine - legal requirements depending on your living situation (shared flats, halls of residence, etc.) Do you think it's fair to make students pay a TV licence? Is the current system out of date? Does it reflect the way students consume media today? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below. Read the full blog post here: https://lnkd.in/eZTJfN6T

How can science educators implement the Revised Science TEKS and provide three-dimensional learning to students each day? Navigate strategies to shift instruction and empower students to take ownership of their learning in this episode of Conversations From CAST23 streaming on STAT STUDIO: https://lnkd.in/grmPM4D8

On Episode 92 of WebRTC Live, our guest, Sean DuBois, explained to host Arin Sime why WebRTC is a powerful tool for broadcasting. Watch the full episode and find highlights and key insights: https://lnkd.in/ey7Zs7cV “For me, WebRTC has this: the pro is that if you use other protocols that have higher latencies, you're going to have to have two systems. Where if I want to use a protocol with higher latency, then I have users that come to me and say, ‘Hey, I really want low latency’ you're going to have to have WebRTC and your other protocol infrastructure. But with WebRTC, the problem is, okay, it can do low latency. But the challenge is growing it up to do higher latency. It's a solvable problem. It will take work, and we'll have to figure it out, but it's an intractable problem to grow a slow protocol down. Like I said, you can't. It's the laws of physics. So, there's nothing you can do about it. So that’s what keeps me hammering away at the problem because I believe that if I put enough time and I put enough effort in that WebRTC can cover all the use cases because you can grow it, you can improve the quality. And I don't know over what time scale it will happen, but it will happen eventually.” #webrtc #broadcasting #livestreaming #lowlatency

Join us for "1st Impressions: CLAT 2025" on December 1, 2024! 🌟 Gain valuable insights from our expert mentors and get ready to ace your exams. 📚 - *First Impressions:* 4:30 PM - *Expert Analysis:* 7:00 PM 🎥 Live streaming on YouTube. Register for a demo class and start preparing for CUET and other law entrance exams starting January 10, 2025. 🚀 #CLAT2025 #ExamPrep #LiveStreaming #clatpossible #possibleeducation