Sunday, February 9, 2014

The Use Of Webinar Software For Networking

By Ken Morrison


A webinar is a virtual forum in which people link up through a network and view or listen to a presentation that is on a specific topic. It is a modern alternative to a seminar where people gather in a hall and watch presentations. Therefore, webinar software is used to run and manage an online conference.

There are programs that you have to buy that provide you with a license that allows you to use them. The free programs usually have limited capabilities and are used only for basic functions. For the pro versions, the license can cover attendees anywhere from two to thousands of users. Usually the more the attendees the license covers the higher the price.

One of the advantages of these programs is that, as long as it is enabled, you can record the conferencing from any point, and view the recording later. You can give it to participants or even sell it. Most of these programs have a webcam image and streaming capability. This is mostly secure and therefore better than other webcam hosting alternatives that do not provide this security.

This application can also allow audience participation to varying degrees. The attendees can participate in interactive polling, answer questionnaires and any other forms of feedback that have been set up. Since webinars are held in real-time, the presenter(s) can also interact with the attendees by answering any questions or providing links to further resources.

The cost of using the program is also much less than other options. It does not involve any operating costs and therefore the only cost is buying the license. It can also be used for other purposes like video conferencing at work or offering online courses for learning institutions.

In the current digital age, webinars are a great way to connect with people and share information. Webinar software is therefore a great addition for a company that usually needs constant interaction with people.




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