1-on-1 Live Streaming Skills for Teens: Setup, Overlays and Safe Streaming

Sessions are hands-on. The learner shares their screen and builds their streaming setup step by step with the tutor: scenes, sources, overlays, alerts and audio levels. Every test stream in the course is private or unlisted. A full session is spent on safety: privacy settings, chat moderation, what never to show on screen and how to deal with unkind comments. A parent joins the first session to agree the ground rules.

How classes work

Each 55-minute session is one learner with one teacher. There is no fixed lesson plan or set number of sessions: families book as many as they want, and the teacher sets the pace and focus around the learner's goals and gives feedback as they work.

What we can work on

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  Ground Rules and Setup (with a Parent) – Agree the platform, privacy settings and rules with a parent, then install streaming software.

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  Scenes and Sources – Build scenes for starting, gameplay and a break, and add game, camera and image sources.

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  Audio That Sounds Clear – Set microphone and game levels, reduce background noise and test a recording.

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  Overlays, Alerts and Starting Screens – Design a simple overlay, a starting-soon screen and an ending screen.

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  Privacy, Moderation and Staying Safe – Hide personal details, set chat filters and moderation, and practice handling unkind comments.

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  Planning a Stream – Plan a 30-minute stream with an opening, segments and an ending.

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  Private Test Stream – Run a private or unlisted test stream with the tutor watching.

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  Reviewing the Recording – Watch the test stream back, fix problems and write a pre-stream checklist.

Ages 13-17. Learners should be comfortable recording and editing video. A parent or guardian joins the first session and agrees the platform and privacy settings.