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Sports Webcasting Shows Promise for Online Colleges

Craving a dose of college spirit? Sports webcasting may enhance your online education experience.

Gone are the days of extravagant technical equipment and big budget productions. Today anyone can broadcast sports and much more with a few simple gadgets. Universities and colleges are taking advantage of the opportunity by sports webcasting their teams for public viewing.

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Sports webcasting is gaining popularity with colleges across the nation. Now a dad in Illinois can watch his daughter's volleyball game in California, while alumni keep on top of the latest in university athletics.1

Sports Webcasting Loaded with Benefits for Colleges

This new technology is expanding the potential reach of college sports. Sports webcasting is packed with benefits like school promotion, athletics publicity, recruitment, and retention. It also gives multimedia students a shot at in-house, real-world experience before they ever step foot into their careers.2

Colleges with large online student populations seem to have the most to gain from sports webcasting. Schools like American InterContinental University (AIU) could broadcast their university club and intramural sports events. Innovations like sports webcasting are what continue to bring a sense of community to today's global education community.

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For more on college sports webcasting, watch this video from The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Melissa Garvey
Dynasty Education Staff Writer
June 8, 2007

References:

1. Carnevale, Dan. (June 2007). Colleges Too Small for Prime Time Take Sports Online. The Chronicle of Higher Education. Retrieved June 6, 2007, from http://chronicle.com/weekly/v53/i40/40a02601.htm.

2. FPD Broadcasting Team. (2007). Webcasting College Sports. Retrieved June 6, 2007, from http://newtech.maconstate.edu/webcast.aspx.