Re: Video Conferencing on the Cheap

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

We use GotoMeeting for customer support. We also use WotoWebinar for 
that kind of thing, where you can get some responses from enrollees, I 
think.

GotoMeeting has a video cam option. GotoWebinar probably does, too.

We have a corporate account - multiple accounts and very reasonable - 
highly recommended.

Vern

Chuck Lewis wrote:
> Hi  Folks,
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> We have been doing some training for our branch personnel here at our
> Corporate facility (we have a training room with a PC screen projected
> onto a projection screen on one wall). That works fine when bringing
> people in from our branches near to us but we have 3 branches are the
> far reaches of the state. So what we would like to do is have the
> trainer here and then have remote locations be able to view that
> presentation.
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> Assuming they don't want to just hit the PC the training is being
> presenting on here via VNC or something are their cheap cameras to do
> this ? We have the network in place (AT&T MPLS) to run it over.
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> Thanks for any ideas.
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> Chuck
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