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How to Activate your Stream Announcements on Facebook

April 13, 2016

Livecoding.tv: A Step by Step Guide for Facebook Stream.

  1. The first step to turn on Facebook stream announcements is to click on your Channel settings under your account. Look at the screenshot below:                            Livecoding.tv Channel Settings for facebook stream
  1. Next step, open Notifications under Channel settings and click on “Connect Facebook Account”.connect facebook account
  2. Log in to use your Facebook Account with Livecoding.tvintegration of livecoding with facebook
  1. That’s it. From now you will receive notifications to your Facebook Account. You can choose what type of notifications you would like to have; there are three conditions:
  • Someone follows my channel
  • Someone sends me a donation
  • Private message alert

Also when your channel goes live, it can be posted to your FB Account. Just use option as indicated below.

facebook option

  1. Tick mark on your FB account that you just added, and give access.tick facebook option

Choose who can see it.

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I, Dr. Michael J. Garbade is the co-founder of the Education Ecosystem (aka LiveEdu), ex-Amazon, GE, Rebate Networks, Y-combinator. Python, Django, and DevOps Engineer. Serial Entrepreneur. Experienced in raising venture funding. I speak English and German as mother tongues. I have a Masters in Business Administration and Physics, and a Ph.D. in Venture Capital Financing. Currently, I am the Project Lead on the community project -Nationalcoronalvirus Hotline I write subject matter expert technical and business articles in leading blogs like Opensource.com, Dzone.com, Cybrary, Businessinsider, Entrepreneur.com, TechinAsia, Coindesk, and Cointelegraph. I am a frequent speaker and panelist at tech and blockchain conferences around the globe. I serve as a start-up mentor at Axel Springer Accelerator, NY Edtech Accelerator, Seedstars, and Learnlaunch Accelerator. I love hackathons and often serve as a technical judge on hackathon panels.