What type of Google Hangouts Live On Air content can be shared for later viewing?

Google Hangouts Live On Air allows users to conduct live broadcasts that can later be shared and viewed by others. The content that is shared for later viewing is typically public recordings. This means that when a broadcast is finished, it is automatically saved and made available to a wider audience, allowing anyone with the link or access to the platform to view the session at their convenience.

In contrast, local broadcasts and private lessons are intended for a limited audience, and their content may not be readily available for public access later on. Archived notes, while possibly useful, do not pertain directly to the video content that Google Hangouts Live On Air produces. The focus is on the ability to record and share public broadcasts effectively, which is why public recordings are the correct choice.