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As you teach, StreamClass drafts a check, a vote or a sort from what you just said and puts it on every screen in the room. Every moment stays in the replay, and the recording becomes a course people can buy. No poll deck to prepare, and nothing to write up afterwards.
One session, start to finish
Tuesday's fire warden refresher, at the five points where StreamClass does something a video call and a course platform cannot.
9:40
The room does something with what you said
You did not prepare a poll. While you are still talking, the panel offers checks, votes and sorts drafted from the last few minutes, in your words. One key sends one to every screen, phones included. More than fifty kinds, and they all came from the talk.
Show of handsWhich extinguisher would you grab for a burning laptop?
WaterFoamCarbon dioxide
Find it and fix it"Pull the pin, aim at the top of the flames, squeeze, sweep."
Find the wrong word and fix it
Rank themWhich extinguisher for each type of fire?
Red waterBlack carbon dioxideCream foam
Pair upTwo minutes: one of you is the warden, one is the person who found the fire. Go.
Rooms open in 5, 4, 3...
Zero to fiveHow confident are you with the carbon dioxide one, right now?
0 · 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5
31:10
You hold up the fire blanket. It is on their screens.
Mention something you sell and press one key. It appears with a price on every screen, in the room and later in the replay. They buy it there, without leaving the call or making an account, and the money goes to your own Stripe account.
For sale, from Mel
Fire blanket, kitchen sizeA$39
The one I keep in every kitchen. Shipping A$9.
Buy now
In the room
Tom Baker bought the fire blanket31:22
Kiri Nathan bought the fire blanket31:34
Sam Oduya bought the warden vest32:10
Dana Willis bought the fire blanketFri, replay
A$214from one mention, paid to Mel's own Stripe account. An example.
58:00
You end the call and choose what it becomes
Every moment from the hour is already on the timeline, at the second it happened. Pick a replay that keeps all of it, a course built on your approved template, or just the minutes and actions, written up for you.
The call has ended. What should it become?
Rank them9:40
Practice16:30
Show of hands23:15
Fire blanket31:10
Question box44:50
End58:00
A replayWith every moment where it happened.
A courseDrafted on the template you picked, for you to review.
Minutes onlyWhat was said and decided, sent to everyone.
NEXT MORNING
The course is drafted, in your words
Built on a template our team approved, from what you said. The rank-them is at 9:40, the blanket at 31:10, and there is an Ask box that answers only from your recording. Nothing publishes until you approve it. Then sell it, or give it away.
Fire warden refresher
Draft course, 3 parts, 58 minutes of video
Review it
1. The three extinguishersFrom 9:12
Video, 9:12 to 14:004:48
Rank them: which for each fire9:40
Ask: answers from this part
2. Pull, aim, squeeze, sweepFrom 14:02
Video, 14:02 to 30:5016:48
Find it and fix it15:20
Practice: talk through a laptop fire16:30
3. The fire blanketFrom 31:10
Video, 31:10 to 58:0026:50
Fire blanket, A$39, for sale31:10
Final check, 6 questions
Certificate, 1 hour
FRIDAY, 12:40
Dana missed Tuesday. She watches at lunch.
At 9:40 the same rank-them stops her. At 31:10 the blanket is still there to buy. When she finishes, her certificate can be checked on a public page. The replay keeps every moment where it happened.
Replay, 9:40
Rank them, from Mel on Tuesday
1Red water
2Black carbon dioxide
3Cream foam
Dana's answer is counted with Tuesday's room.
Replay, paused at 9:40Dana is watching