Webinar is a short form for Web-based seminar which means a presentation, lecture, workshop or seminar that is transmitted over the Web. Online meeting and live meeting is a form of real-time communications RTC in which multiple computer users, all connected to the Internet, see the same screen at all times in their Web browsers. One can avail all 3 i.e. webinar + online meetings + live meetings by deploying on premise R-HUB web video conferencing servers.
Hi Shane, Your VLOGS have been priceless. As an Event Management Agency we had to ramp up quickly as we moved from location based events to virtual webinars and live stream. A sincere thank you. Alan G - CEO
Thank you for being clear and concise; no fluff, pure content! Love it! Q: Is there a 'camera switcher' software you can use with Webinars (e.g., zoom) for multiple cameras?
Super helpful information! I thought I needed webinar service but now I think I just need a meeting/coaching platform. Do you have any recommendations? We do an online after care counselling service. 12 people at once with one councillor, twice a week. The ability to have a verbal discussion is a must. Thanks for this!
Hi, thanks for the very professional and clear way you address the subjects. I've got this question for you: do you know this platform for webinars MyOwnConference? In case you do, what do you think about it? Thanks in advance and keep up the good work.
Hi Shane, great video! Really clear! I am organising a scientific competition with posters, talks, jury, etc. But it has to be online, and I was wondering which platform is the best in this case as it isn't exactly a webinar. Should I use a webinar platform?
This video is really awesome - helped me clearly differentiate use cases and these different types of software, especially webinar vs online meetings. Here is what may be another category, if it exists at all (and, if not, may be a big gap in what is needed, especially after covid times..) - online networking event software - i.e. smth that really emulates a real-life event (at least how we ran them) - ppl come in & network, then there is content and more networking at the end. The only such thing I found so far is Remo, which seems to have pretty odd / weird pricing tiers that do not match typical organizer's need that well...Zoom has break out rooms but ppl cannot really move around themselves.. Does any of the of the webinar software have such a networking feature - i.e. so ppl can "move around" and chat with others? B/c a huge reason for ppl to attend events is networking; however, if an event has *only* networking, it can get a bit boring / plain - content + networking is best...
Well let me share on this topic. I have good experience of having social Zoom parties. The funny part here is that you can add background image or video as your background and make it more interesting & fun. I have noticed that it is difficult to broadcast music or play the same music for everybody in the party during live events, I know that Spotify do hav a new option for that but it is not distributed to users in all countries and we will test it next time when it is possible to do so.
hallo and first of all thank you! i have a question please. i am looking for a software for an interactive show. on that could give me a way to see and show the audience as in zoom meatings and one that could give me thw oppportunity to do live polls and questuins to the audiance nicly brended as webinarjam - all in one - a way to see and to spotlight the audience as in a meating and a way to do live polls and nice branding. do you know of any solution for me? thank u very much!!
Hi, Shane -- Thanks for your presentations . I appreciate your review of webinars tools, particularly. We have hosted live career events with 50 to 60 presenters per event - all simultaneously at different tables (prior to Covid, of course). We are concerned about virtual attendees and many solutions you featured provide for up to 1,000 per event (and more if they can stream through youtube). But what platform and what webinar provider might you recommend if we want to have, let's say, 12 presenters (or more) per day with 4 presenting simultaneously at each of 3 sessions? I'm imagining its a matter of purchasing as many webinar licenses as we might need. But would you imagine we should look for price breaks in purchasing multiple licenses? One other thought, too, relating to the "flow" of candidates. If 1,000 candidates attend any given virtual event and visit, let's say, 10 different presentation rooms, the flow wouldn't be 100 in each room but then again no room would have 1,000, either. So I'm curious if you'd recommend we purchase a number of "25 per room" attendee licenses (maybe Meeting/Group Call licenses are cheaper) as opposed to purchasing a number of 250 per room webinar licenses. I'm trying to think of the best way to economically purchase and use webinar -or- meeting licenses in volume so that we may service a large number of presenters as well as attendees. Thanks!
4k mirrorless cameras. I haven't done a tour of my equipment in a while, but I briefly mention what I use in this video: ua-cam.com/video/yEF3v4gL_5A/v-deo.html
Hi, I work for a General Sales Agent in tourism and we often organize training webinars in order to promote and sell the products we represent (car rental, airlines, hotel platforms) to our partner travel agencies. Normally we organize them through the gotowebinar platform. I am looking for an effective solution to increase the participation of travel agencies in our webinars. I would like to ask you if you believe it is correct to project the webinar ALSO in live streaming on our Facebook company page and if this is possible. Can you give me some suggestions? Thanks for your attention, much appreciated.
FAST internet shows with ads are big now are they are often just old shows but are said to be live streaming? And sport events with gambling seem to be live streaming too... yet most streams still seem to go down with more and more masses watching all at once, how can we choose better streams?
Hi Shane. I'm wondering for your input on Vimeo Livestream for total video newbs. I'm a web-dev/digital marketer, not a video guru. Vimeo Livestream is looking good, but $900 minimum (yikes). Thanks man.
I think Vimeo is worth looking at if you're going to do webinars to very large crowds. If you regularly have 500+ people in the audience, it's actually quite a lot cheaper than most webinar solutions. On the other hand, if you have that large of an audience and you do sales webinars, you can easily afford any solution...
@@ActiveGrowth thanks man. We plan on running an all day virtual summit this winter. We think Vimeo Livestream is a great fit, but I'd be curious to see your review of them as part of this series.
Hi, i am looking to have the four members of my music band meet up / rehearse on line - what do you think is there best platform for us to use? we need to see and hear each other without latency (as much as possible) - thanks
ohhh, that's tricky! every calling solution I've tested has latency. here's an idea, off the top of my head: try Discord. It's audio-only but it's made for gaming, so I imagine they prioritize low latency transmission. in general, I think you have to consider sacrificing the video feed in order to get low latency audio.
I depends on your use case. My full answer is here: activegrowth.com/best-webinar-software/ In short, for small group meetings, Zoom, Skype meetings or Crowdcast are best, depending on details of what you're looking for.
I like how straight forward you have been throughout this whole presentation.
Webinar is a short form for Web-based seminar which means a presentation, lecture, workshop or seminar that is transmitted over the Web. Online meeting and live meeting is a form of real-time communications RTC in which multiple computer users, all connected to the Internet, see the same screen at all times in their Web browsers. One can avail all 3 i.e. webinar + online meetings + live meetings by deploying on premise R-HUB web video conferencing servers.
Thanks for doing this mate. Much appreciated.
Hi Shane, Your VLOGS have been priceless. As an Event Management Agency we had to ramp up quickly as we moved from location based events to virtual webinars and live stream. A sincere thank you. Alan G - CEO
I'm happy to hear that! Thank you for your comment!
EXCELLENT video. Everything I needed. Well done Active Growth.
Very well explained. Thanks for this top quality content. This helps me a lot!
Thank you for being clear and concise; no fluff, pure content! Love it! Q: Is there a 'camera switcher' software you can use with Webinars (e.g., zoom) for multiple cameras?
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Thanks Shayne. I found this very helpful 👍
Wow, very well explained. Thank you 🙏
Thank you! You elucidate well. I’m learning, I need to attend some webinars and ‘Zoom meetings?’ Really appreciate your video.
Thank you for educating us.
Amazing content. Great explanation. Thanks a lot!
Very clear and informative, thanks!
very simplified info... love it
Thank u for educating us with the difference
Awesome. The way you explain is great. Keep it up.
Great-differentiated concepts.
Thanks man - very useful
Very clear and objective!
Thank you!
Super helpful information! I thought I needed webinar service but now I think I just need a meeting/coaching platform. Do you have any recommendations? We do an online after care counselling service. 12 people at once with one councillor, twice a week. The ability to have a verbal discussion is a must. Thanks for this!
awesome. thanks!
Thank you for the short lecture
Excellent -
Thank you for this good introduction. Do you have any material on how we can do an evergreen or automated ?
You need more subs!! Great stuff
Thank you, that's very kind of you to say.
Well done! Thank you for sharing. What set-up are you using for recording yourself and displaying your content?
Thanks it helped me alot
Thanks for bringing out the differences so lucidly. Can you help us with a video of what exactly is a webcast? And can a zoom meeting be Webcasted?
Hi, thanks for the very professional and clear way you address the subjects.
I've got this question for you: do you know this platform for webinars MyOwnConference? In case you do, what do you think about it?
Thanks in advance and keep up the good work.
thank you
I just loved the sound track at the end. Which one is it..? :)
Hi Shane, great video! Really clear!
I am organising a scientific competition with posters, talks, jury, etc. But it has to be online, and I was wondering which platform is the best in this case as it isn't exactly a webinar. Should I use a webinar platform?
This video is really awesome - helped me clearly differentiate use cases and these different types of software, especially webinar vs online meetings. Here is what may be another category, if it exists at all (and, if not, may be a big gap in what is needed, especially after covid times..) - online networking event software - i.e. smth that really emulates a real-life event (at least how we ran them) - ppl come in & network, then there is content and more networking at the end. The only such thing I found so far is Remo, which seems to have pretty odd / weird pricing tiers that do not match typical organizer's need that well...Zoom has break out rooms but ppl cannot really move around themselves.. Does any of the of the webinar software have such a networking feature - i.e. so ppl can "move around" and chat with others? B/c a huge reason for ppl to attend events is networking; however, if an event has *only* networking, it can get a bit boring / plain - content + networking is best...
Well let me share on this topic. I have good experience of having social Zoom parties. The funny part here is that you can add background image or video as your background and make it more interesting & fun. I have noticed that it is difficult to broadcast music or play the same music for everybody in the party during live events, I know that Spotify do hav a new option for that but it is not distributed to users in all countries and we will test it next time when it is possible to do so.
Martin Adamsson great to hear - thank you for the input / comment :)
hallo and first of all thank you! i have a question please. i am looking for a software for an interactive show. on that could give me a way to see and show the audience as in zoom meatings and one that could give me thw oppportunity to do live polls and questuins to the audiance nicly brended as webinarjam - all in one - a way to see and to spotlight the audience as in a meating and a way to do live polls and nice branding. do you know of any solution for me? thank u very much!!
Thanks. Do you have a video that deals with multiple presenters in different locations for a webinar?
hello Shane please kindly share example of each of the types you have given
Hi, Shane -- Thanks for your presentations . I appreciate your review of webinars tools, particularly. We have hosted live career events with 50 to 60 presenters per event - all simultaneously at different tables (prior to Covid, of course). We are concerned about virtual attendees and many solutions you featured provide for up to 1,000 per event (and more if they can stream through youtube). But what platform and what webinar provider might you recommend if we want to have, let's say, 12 presenters (or more) per day with 4 presenting simultaneously at each of 3 sessions? I'm imagining its a matter of purchasing as many webinar licenses as we might need. But would you imagine we should look for price breaks in purchasing multiple licenses? One other thought, too, relating to the "flow" of candidates. If 1,000 candidates attend any given virtual event and visit, let's say, 10 different presentation rooms, the flow wouldn't be 100 in each room but then again no room would have 1,000, either. So I'm curious if you'd recommend we purchase a number of "25 per room" attendee licenses (maybe Meeting/Group Call licenses are cheaper) as opposed to purchasing a number of 250 per room webinar licenses. I'm trying to think of the best way to economically purchase and use webinar -or- meeting licenses in volume so that we may service a large number of presenters as well as attendees. Thanks!
What setup are you using using for your recordings (these videos)? 1080, 4k, dslr?
4k mirrorless cameras. I haven't done a tour of my equipment in a while, but I briefly mention what I use in this video: ua-cam.com/video/yEF3v4gL_5A/v-deo.html
So Shane BigMarker review maybe?
Hi Shane. I want to teach art lessons online live, having the participants pay per class. What platform should I use?
I would suggest UA-cam platfrom using streamyard. I conduct my mathematics lecture weekly for my students
Hi, I work for a General Sales Agent in tourism and we often organize training webinars in order to promote and sell the products we represent (car rental, airlines, hotel platforms) to our partner travel agencies. Normally we organize them through the gotowebinar platform. I am looking for an effective solution to increase the participation of travel agencies in our webinars. I would like to ask you if you believe it is correct to project the webinar ALSO in live streaming on our Facebook company page and if this is possible. Can you give me some suggestions? Thanks for your attention, much appreciated.
FAST internet shows with ads are big now are they are often just old shows but are said to be live streaming? And sport events with gambling seem to be live streaming too... yet most streams still seem to go down with more and more masses watching all at once, how can we choose better streams?
Hi Shane. I'm wondering for your input on Vimeo Livestream for total video newbs. I'm a web-dev/digital marketer, not a video guru. Vimeo Livestream is looking good, but $900 minimum (yikes). Thanks man.
I think Vimeo is worth looking at if you're going to do webinars to very large crowds. If you regularly have 500+ people in the audience, it's actually quite a lot cheaper than most webinar solutions. On the other hand, if you have that large of an audience and you do sales webinars, you can easily afford any solution...
@@ActiveGrowth thanks man. We plan on running an all day virtual summit this winter. We think Vimeo Livestream is a great fit, but I'd be curious to see your review of them as part of this series.
Great video.. What about best software for teaching or education? Can you explain it? Thank you
what sort of teaching software u want? I use streamyard to live stream my math lectures. I teach using OneNote showing step by step calculation
I am planning a private webinar for 10000 people. Budget is low. What do you recommend
Hi, i am looking to have the four members of my music band meet up / rehearse on line - what do you think is there best platform for us to use? we need to see and hear each other without latency (as much as possible) - thanks
ohhh, that's tricky! every calling solution I've tested has latency. here's an idea, off the top of my head: try Discord. It's audio-only but it's made for gaming, so I imagine they prioritize low latency transmission. in general, I think you have to consider sacrificing the video feed in order to get low latency audio.
Thanks for that 👍
What is the best software for small group meetings please?
I depends on your use case. My full answer is here: activegrowth.com/best-webinar-software/
In short, for small group meetings, Zoom, Skype meetings or Crowdcast are best, depending on details of what you're looking for.
Why unable to see UA-cam?
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