Setting up Web conferencing
Web conferencing may be used as an umbrella term for various types of online collaborative services including webinars ("web seminars"), webcasts, and peer-level web meetings.
Web conferencing may be used as an umbrella term for various types of online collaborative services including webinars ("web seminars"), webcasts, and peer-level web meetings.
And while reliability and consistency are core to those experiences, our users love how Zoom’s innovative features give them added functionality to further drive business success.
To make your video conferencing meetings more productive and rewarding for everyone, review the general video conferencing best practices and learn how to improve the experience whether you are an onsite participant or a remote participant.
But web conferencing sessions don’t always come together beautifully. In fact, sometimes, they can dissolve into a frustrating nightmare of technical problems and mishaps. The truth is, many times a little planning could have minimized the impact of those problems.
Webinars are a cost-effective alternative to hosting an in-person event. They can also:
If you haven’t yet taken advantage of the power of webinars, and want to gain a competitive advantage, read on for best practices you need to know.
Zoom (Zoom.us) è un pratico e intuitivo applicativo per le videoconferenze che gestisce fino a 100 partecipanti contemporaneamente.
With so many features, you may wonder if you’re utilizing Zoom to the fullest. Join us for a conversation of some little known, but powerful features for users and admins! Alex Kim will share tips he’s picked up as CSM for enterprises, while Johny Jacques and JJ Kim will share their
Zoom, the cloud meeting company, walks through 5 simple steps to setting up a next generation conference room.
Struggling with audio or visual quality in video conference meetings? Knowing a few best practices could be the game changer. Watch this video to find out how you can help create a seamless experience.
Webinar marketing is a vital strategy for B2B businesses and a lot of consumer brands are also turning to it for their own B2C marketing efforts.
One of the more discouraging problems you can run into as a presenter is to lead a webinar that’s packed with information, only to encounter a silent room. It’s hard to gauge how well you’re doing, or how interesting your presentation is, if you never get any feedback from the participants. Are they interested? Does what you’re saying make sense? Audience participation doesn’t just make presenting easier though—if people are engaged, asking questions and sharing their experiences, they get more out of the webinar.