Building the Broadcast Classroom

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Two students using a laptop and desktop microphone in front of a green screen for classroom broadcasting

Many schools are building podcasting and broadcasting studios to support literacy, verbal processing, career readiness, and targeted support for multilingual and English-language learners. The challenge for IT leaders is knowing where to start. This solution guide offers a scalable framework—from simple tablet-and-microphone setups for daily announcements to full studios with streaming cameras—so schools can match their investment to their budget and goals.

The benefits of broadcast classrooms include building literacy and scripting skills, teaching career-readiness skills like collaboration and media communication, and driving student engagement with hands-on digital tools.

Discover key benefits and scalable technology levels:

  • Level 1 (Daily Announcements): Rugged Combo 4 Keyboard Cases and Yeti Mic for easy, non-dedicated studio setups. 

  • Level 2 (Classroom Broadcasting): Zone Learn Headset, Litra Beam lighting, and Brio 505 webcams for daily or weekly student-produced shows. 

  • Level 3 (Full Studio): Mevo Start wireless cameras and Reach content cameras for dedicated, district-wide podcast and broadcast programs.

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