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Using the Periscope Live Video-Streaming Application for Global Pathology Education: A Brief Introduction
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
|July 22, 2016
Summary
Live video streaming via the Periscope application offers a novel avenue for global pathology education, enabling knowledge sharing without traditional barriers. This review explores its potential, providing guidance and discussing benefits and challenges.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- Digital Health
- Pathology
Background:
- Live video streaming applications are emerging technologies with potential applications in medical education.
- The Periscope application allows simultaneous live video broadcasting to a global audience via smartphones.
- Current use of Periscope for pathology education is limited but presents an opportunity for innovation.
Purpose of the Study:
- To review the potential of the Periscope application for global pathology education.
- To provide a guide for pathologists interested in utilizing Periscope for educational purposes.
- To summarize the advantages, disadvantages, and ethical/legal considerations of using Periscope in pathology.
Main Methods:
- Literature review of existing Periscope educational streams.
- Development of a step-by-step guide for Periscope use in pathology education.
- Analysis of pros, cons, and ethical/legal issues related to live video streaming in education.
Main Results:
- Few pathology educational presentations have been streamed via Periscope since its 2015 launch.
- The review provides links to initial attempts and a practical guide for implementation.
- Identified benefits include accessibility and reduced reliance on traditional equipment, while challenges involve ethical and legal aspects.
Conclusions:
- Periscope holds significant potential for democratizing pathology education globally.
- Pathologists can leverage this technology to share expertise and research with a wide audience.
- Further exploration and adoption of live video streaming are encouraged for advancing pathology education.
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