Desktop video conferencing for remote presentations and file collaboration.
If you’re running a conference or any kind of scenario where you’ll be scheduling a number of Live Meetings, the public events page may be very useful. In short, the public events page can be set up within the Live Meeting conference centre, and allows you to publish details of your Live Meeting (or series of Live Meetings) online. You can create the agenda, and then email all possible participants the web address of your events page, where they can go to sign up for your Event. This page is also where your guests can download a recording of the meeting, and any associated files such as handouts, shared notes and powerpoint slides. Wondering what Events are all about? Read this post to find out more about Live Meeting Events.
Quite often, not all participants are able to attend a lecture or talk. With some of the more advanced video conferencing software packages, you can broadcast the events in a real world conference via the web. It’s actually easier (and probably cheaper) to do than you think. The advantages are as follows Software for connecting your conference to the world: Microsoft Live Meeting With events pages and attendee registration options, a smart conference organiser would manage an entire conference using this system. Broadcast your meetings, set access privaledges and use features like Q&A to screen questions from the virtual floor. Read Overview – Microsoft Live Meeting Read Review – Microsoft Live Meeting Webex Cisco contains many of the same features as Live Meeting, and you can use it to set up an event using the Event Centre in much the same way. This allows you to invite up to 3,000 attendees to your conference. And much like Live Meeting you can also set up Q&A sessions, polls and follow up attendance with emails and surveys. Read Overview – Cisco Webex Read Review – Cisco Webex











