The Fluidcast platform is perfect of educators. The Fluidcast content delivery method could be used to publish educational video or audio content.

An educational organization could use the Fluidcast platform to deliver streaming or downloadable video or content in a “virtual library.”

Students could register to a site managed by an educational organization using their student credentials (such as a student ID number.) An administrator could validate this information and approve the users manually or possibly the “Fluidcast Database API” could be used to communicate between the organization’s databases and the Fluidcast system.

Students can then be given tiered access to whatever content an administrator wants to allow.

Students can then “checkout” content and watch them in real time from either inside an educational facility or at home.

With the Fluidcast platform, an administrator could also limit where content is delivered, allowing access to content delivery only from certain locations.

The possibilities are endless, however, the Fludicast platform could be used in a multiple of educational situations;

i) At a school or University as a virtual content library.
ii) As required viewing for educators requiring credit for watching specific programs (as the platform registers which user watches what film and for how long.)
iii) For traffic violations requiring videos to be watched online.
iv) For students whom live in remote areas.
v) For educational organizations which what to host events or content remotely to their students (an online campus.)