Comments on: How do I deliver live training video online with interactive Q&A?

Question: How do I deliver live training video online with interactive Q&A?

nicknd23 — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 18:57:50 -0800

How do I broadcast live (video) training online? Most webinar solutions focus on sharing slides + webcam + teleconference. I need streaming video (primarily) + interactivity... not slides.

I provide live training. Trying to figure out what it would take to build/buy a way to deliver live training to 20-30 attendees in various locations. Would also like to archive the session for on demand viewing.

My biggest challenge is navigating through the jargon/technology... googling is an endless loop of mystery.

Most solutions (webex, yugma, gotomeeting, etc) tend to focus on sharing powerpoint with audio and a webcam. My primary content is me with a flipchart. Seems like I would need to stream live video + incorporate a way for people to ask questions + record for viewers to watch at a later time.

People really enjoy the Q&A part of the training -- which is why I don't want to just film for on-demand viewing.

Really need help getting started in the right direction.

Thanks!

By: jeremias

jeremias — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 19:59:10 -0800

Try looking into Acrobat Connect.

By: Argyle

Argyle — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 20:10:39 -0800

Seconding Adobe Connect.

My company has used it extensively with video and it works well for presentations & videos.

By: cdmwebs

cdmwebs — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 21:44:25 -0800

Some of the newer video sites (justin.tv, ustream.tv) look promising for this. Nothing to install, stream right from your browser, chat built in, etc. The only thing with those services is they seem to be public. I can't find anywhere to limit access. I'll look around and see if there are alternatives.