Webinar services recommendations?

by TimothyW

Posted: 13 years ago 10 replies

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Are there any webinar services that are reliable, not expensive, and do NOT require the attendees to jump through additional hoops, like registering with the service company (themselves, separately), or installing proprietary software on their individual computer, etc.?

Please advise.

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rosetrees

13 years ago

Have you looked at InnerPass - it's a Skype extra. A friend and I tried it recently and it seemed to work well. The pricing is good. I haven't tried it for a real live webinar though.

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Internet_Corporation

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rosetrees

Have you looked at InnerPass - it's a Skype extra. A friend and I tried it recently and it seemed to work well. The pricing is good. I haven't tried it for a real live webinar though.

Its free as far as I can see?

https://extras.skype.com/2331/view

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rosetrees 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Internet_Corporation

Its free as far as I can see?

https://extras.skype.com/2331/view

For one person! https://www.innerpass.com/home/product-plans.aspx
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- Internet_Corporation 13 years ago
  
  Thanks I couldn't find that before. Either way its real cheap and it will avoid having to download software which I believe is what you were looking for.
  
  No need to reply, I will bookmark that page any way as it looks real useful.
  
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  For one person! https://www.innerpass.com/home/product-plans.aspx
  
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paulie888 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Internet_Corporation

Its free as far as I can see?

https://extras.skype.com/2331/view

I believe they have several different paid plans, and though there is a free plan, it is severely limited in terms of functionality and the maximum number of participants allowed. Also, it does not have built-in recording capability, so you'll have to utilize screen capture video software like Camtasia to record your conference/presentation.
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Internet_Corporation 13 years ago

I have used a specialist financial trading webinar room, its expensive at around $900 a go for one webinar but they bring the people in, around 300 is the most we have attended.

It may seem expensive but not if it makes a profit and we did very well out of it.

If you financial trading related skype me for more details.
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smartsites 13 years ago

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- Brian Mullis 13 years ago
  
  I've used iboomerang for webinars for a couple of years now and I like it. It's a reservationless service so that's convenient. It's been reliable enough that we use it for weekly training sessions. Not to mention it's inexpensive.
  
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TimothyW 13 years ago

Thanks for the suggestions!

the innerpass doesn't really qualify (unless I'm missing something) -- contains the dreaded word "join" -- which would appear to be an additional hoop an attendee would have to jump through. Join = sign-up/subscribe to the service -- no?
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karenhudson 13 years ago

use www.gotowebinar.com or www.gotomeeting.com which is great for up to 15 attendees.
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