Remote broadcast

Imagine you're at school and your teacher asks you to talk to your classmate who's sick at home. But instead of actually going to their house, you use a special phone that lets you talk to them from far away. That's kind of like what a remote broadcast is.

A remote broadcast is when a person uses special equipment to broadcast their voice or image from far away, instead of being in the same place as the people listening or watching.

This is useful for things like radio or TV shows that want to broadcast from different locations, like a sports event or a concert. Instead of bringing all the equipment and people to that location, they can broadcast from a remote location and still make it sound or look like they're there.

The people doing the broadcasting might use things like microphones or cameras that send their signals to a control room, where someone else makes sure everything sounds or looks good before it gets sent out to the audience.

So basically, a remote broadcast is when you use special equipment to talk or show yourself from far away, so people can hear or see you without you actually being there in person.