Need web conferencing tool suggestions

muncybob
muncybob Posts: 3,040
edited October 2013 in The Clubhouse
Webinars...I know, it's everybody's favorite topic.
I run a bunch of webinars at work and currently we use WebEx. It seems to do the job and have the tools we need but I have been asked to explore other options and try to get the best bang for the buck. Looking for real world experiences from anybody that has run webinars or attended webinars and thought the interface was good. When I host or present a webinar session I am looking for ways to keep the session interactive with the audience and I need recording capabilities.
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  • jflail2
    jflail2 Posts: 2,868
    edited October 2013
    We use Goto Webinar at work for our webinars, which are presented once a month for my department:

    http://www.gotomeeting.com/online/webinar

    It's easy for folks to ask questions and we do record all webinars for future reference. You can see in the control box how many folks that are attending actually have your screen up, which is a good tool to recognize "I need to hurry up through this portion as I'm losing my audience." You also can have your attendees join the audio portion either through their PC speakers, or through a call in line, so there's flexibility there as well.

    I think pricing is based on how many attendees you want to accommodate in the webinar (with 100 attendees max running you a hundred bucks a month.)
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  • jmwest1970
    jmwest1970 Posts: 846
    edited October 2013
    We've switched to Adobe Connect at work. It seems to work well.