If you are a freelancer or Virtual Assistant you may already know about the Training I provide over at VAClassroom called “Becoming a Virtual Event Specialist”.  In this training I cover the use of GotoWebinar and Glance as two tools that can be used to deliver Webinars. One of the tools I did not cover is Adobe connect. Over the last few months I have been observing Webinars delivered using this software (such as the Webinar replay below) and have been very impressed.

I like how smoothly it shows video, the option to have a streaming video of the presenter in the upper corner and how quickly the software downloads.  I have yet to have any glitches in using it. It also has a nice option to show your PowerPoint notes while you are delivering the Webinar without the students seeing them. Below I have created a link to a webinar I just watched called “Moving from Physical to Virtual Classrooms”.  The webinar content would be great for anyone who is currently a trainer and wants to start delivering their content via the Internet and it gives you a nice overview of the features of Adobe Connect.  And for  you VAs, listen closely to how the Moderator introduces the course.  She lacks some personality but she gets the job done and probably gets paid very well to assist with the webinar.  If you would like to learn more about helping clients with their webinars and other on-line events check out my Virtual Event Specialist class.  It is open for ongoing registration.

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