What is a good webinar platform?
We are working on a training section for mosaicHUB, which will include webinars. I'd appreciate recommendations for good webinar platforms. Thanks in advance.
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May 2, 2014
GlobalMeet is an excellent web conferencing platform. Although this is an old post, figured I should add it to the conversation for anyone else looking for help in this area in the future.
Feb 10, 2013
I have been looking into FuzeBox. They have a pretty impressive suite of tools that uses both desktop, tablet, and phones for video conferencing and webinars. They run about $70/month or so.
Nov 13, 2012
I tried Google Hangout and was surprised by the quality.
PS I'm not associated with Google. Just a long term user of gmail.
Oct 3, 2012
I did a comparison of free/low cost training tools. You can find it here. http://www.bizwritenow.com/blog/2012/3/30/online-training-tools-comparison.html
I don't see Banckle yet so you might want to check it out.
Oct 3, 2012
Hi Mary-Alice,
Check out the following, I have listed in order of preference
1.Go to Meeting
2.Go toWebinar
3. Webex
Best,
Eunice
Oct 3, 2012
The best ones are not free. Instant Teleseminar is very popular, and of course, there's WebEx and Go To Meeting. You should always do a dry run of any teleseminar or webinar at least the day before the event to make sure you understand the platform you're using and that you don't have any difficulty using it.
=>Donna Caissie, the Extraordinary Assistant
va@extra-assist.com
Oct 3, 2012
Thanks for all of the great recommendations. Really appreciate everyone's time.
Oct 3, 2012
Hi Mary-Alice, good question! We are using Talk Fusion. It's a great set of online video tools, (video, opt-in forms, live and recorded broadcasting, live online video-conferencing. Have a look at www.talkfusion.com/1158323. Any questions please let me know (info@talk-fusion.bpopg.com).
Oct 3, 2012
I use Instant Teleseminar. It doesn't have any analytics but other than that I like it
Oct 3, 2012
The only platform I've used is GoToMeeting and it's been great: http://www.gotomeeting.com/
Oct 3, 2012
Anymeeting is definitely the way to go. http://www.startupaddict.com/marketing/free-webinar-service/3436
Oct 3, 2012
I've had a lot of success with AnyMeeting. It's free for meetings of 200 or fewer. http://anymeeting.com/
Oct 1, 2012
We use BrightTALK: http://www.brighttalk.com. They allow storage of webcasts in addition to broadcasting...
Oct 1, 2012
I used to use GoToWebinar. Now I use Copper Services. If you want to just host webinars than GoToWebinar is fine. If you want to promote webinars and make them available as downloadable recordings afterwards then Copper Services has an outstanding integrated solution. You can see my provider page at http://improvandy.conveycontent.com.
Oct 1, 2012
Citrix GoToWebinar is a great platform, and the one I have used most frequently.
Oct 1, 2012
I would always recommend standard platforms like Webex or Go To Meeting...very reliable.
Oct 1, 2012
Here's a guide that may help:
http://landing.business-software.com/top-10-web-conferencing-vendors-webinar-v3.php?track=1532&traffic=GoogleSearch&keyword=webinar%20platforms&gclid=CLH0lp7J4LICFYuY4AodqEAAuw
May 2, 2014
Thanks for posting this Scott. If someone wants to learn more about PGi GlobalMeet, I'm here to help.
I've had a lot of trouble using Anymeeting (playback) on my mac. It seems to work fine for pcs but they've never gotten it to work on my mac. i love what it's supposed to do but not what it does!