Student radio
Give students hands-on experience producing, scheduling, hosting and measuring a live station.
Run a student station, publish lecture programming, or create a campus-wide channel. Give educators and student teams a real broadcast platform without servers to manage.
Give students practical experience while creating programming the wider community can use.
Give students hands-on experience producing, scheduling, hosting and measuring a live station.
Broadcast educational series and publish recordings as podcasts for on-demand access.
Create a shared channel for shows, interviews, events, announcements and student programming.
Let student teams create while administrators retain a practical, manageable platform.
Plan student hosts, faculty advisors and station managers around the roles available for your station. Ask us about the right setup for your team.
Plan live shows and automated programming around your school calendar, with the scheduling tools available on your account.
Organize station audio and schedule playlists to keep programming available between live shows.
Where recording is included in your plan, save broadcasts for later listening and podcast publishing.
Share your station listener page and use its player to help students, families and alumni tune in.
Review listening activity and use the reports available in your station dashboard to understand your audience.
Create a repeatable broadcast programme that can continue from term to term.
Invite students, faculty and station managers with suitable account permissions.
Combine live shows, recorded lessons, playlists, relays and automated blocks.
Reach your listeners on Zeno, the school website and podcast platforms.
Students work with live streaming, automation and listener tools on one cloud-based platform. Available capacity and features depend on the station plan.
Prime Radio provides a hosted station platform. Student presenters still need suitable microphones, a supported broadcasting app or encoder, and reliable internet access.
Station membership and permissions depend on the account setup. Contact our team with the number of student hosts and faculty advisors so we can help you plan access.
Recorded programmes can be published as podcasts so learners can listen on demand. Recording availability depends on the selected plan.
Choose a station plan, decide who will manage the station, and prepare your broadcast equipment and programme schedule. Our documentation covers the station setup and broadcasting steps.
Current prices, trial terms and limits are shown on the pricing page and again during registration.
Talk with our team about your curriculum, campus audience, station management and listening requirements.
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