Esports Broadcasting

• Grades: 6-12
• Number of Students: Up to 99, 250, or Unlimited, depending on the license
• Number of Lessons: 3 Units
• Hours of Content: 45 hours

Highlights:

In this hands-on course, students explore broadcasting fundamentals and learn both technical and soft skills needed to start their own streams.

Explore the dynamic realm of esports broadcasting with our one of a kind course designed to help your students create and lead their own esports streams. Uncover the fundamentals, from broadcaster roles to the technical aspects of equipment and software. Our curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning, encouraging students to practice, collaborate, and stay up to date with this ever-evolving industry.

Use this course to:

• Help Build broadcasts for your school's Esports program
• Teach CTE broadcasting through the exciting lens of Esports
• Teach students practical skills and build a portfolio
• Expose students to a wide array of media production careers

Careers Explored:

The field of esports broadcasting is vast, with many roles overlapping with traditional sports broadcasting as well as other jobs in media. Through this course, students are introduced to several different careers within esports broadcasting and streaming.

• Commentator/Caster - Provides live commentary during esports events, offering insights, analysis, and play-by-play coverage. 
• Analyst - Analyzes strategies, player performances, and team dynamics, providing in-depth insights to enhance the viewer's understanding.
• Host/Presenter - Engages with the audience, conducts interviews, and facilitates a positive and entertaining atmosphere during broadcasts.
• Producer - Manages technical aspects, including camera angles, graphics, and overall production, ensuring a seamless and engaging viewing experience.
• Technical Director - Coordinates technical elements of the broadcast, including camera switching, audio management, and troubleshooting technical issues.
• Content Creator/Streamer - Creates and streams original esports content on platforms like Twitch or YouTube, building a personal brand and engaging with a community.
• Broadcast Director - Oversees the overall direction and planning of esports broadcasts, ensuring a cohesive and high-quality production.
• Graphic Designer - Creates visually appealing graphics, overlays, and animations to enhance the overall presentation of the esports broadcast.
• Video Editor - Edits and produces highlight reels, promotional videos, and other content to be used in pre and post-event coverage.
• Event Coordinator - Plans and organizes esports events, overseeing logistics, scheduling, and ensuring a smooth execution of live broadcasts.
  
  

  
  

Curriculum or Lesson Topics:

In this course, students will:

• Explore the fundamentals of broadcasting
• Learn entry hardware and software technology
• Develop skills in production
• Practice setting up and running broadcasted livestreams

Course Outline:

Intro to Broadcasting

Students are introduced to the world of esports broadcasting, exploring its evolution, fundamental concepts, ethical considerations, various broadcasting genres, and strategies for engaging diverse audiences.

Broadcasting Hardware

Students learn about the essential hardware components necessary for successful esports broadcasting, covering topics such as hardware selection, setup procedures, audio equipment, camera and lighting setups, and the use of green screens.

OBS Software

We provide a comprehensive guide to OBS Studio, a popular broadcasting software. It covers installation, scene management, advanced techniques like overlay design and transitions, stream optimization, and live streaming strategies for various platforms.

Technical Requirements: