Three and a half years ago I wrote a blog post bemoaning the fact that I couldn’t get presenters to modify their speaking habits when asking me to display their next slide. Three years later, someone named Sam submitted a comment on that post. He said co-presenters can control slides remotely and never again have …
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This is a rather niche concern, but I was pleased with my off-the-cuff solution to a client problem and thought I would share… The scenario was a public webinar given on Zoom Webinar. Attendees off-camera and muted; panelists on-camera in a round table discussion format. Also a couple of us working behind the scenes to …
1 Year 75 Webinars 39,894 Live logins 130,871 Recording views PART 3: SOCIAL MEDIA INTEGRATION AND COMMUNITY BUILDING The CAP helped to foster a sense of global community by building strong tie-ins between the Virtual Lecture Series and Twitter. In the days leading up to the first lecture, there wasn’t time to create and distribute …
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1 Year 75 Webinars 39,894 Live logins 130,871 Recording views PART 2: OPERATIONAL AND TECHNICAL ISSUES We started off using the CAP’s existing GoToWebinar account. It was already in place and made rapid setup possible. By the second lecture, we had a problem… We had maxed out the default 1000 person attendance capacity for interactive …
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1 Year 75 Webinars 39,894 Live logins 130,871 Recording views PART I: BACKGROUND AND PROJECT INITIATION Over the last year, I have had the privilege of assisting the College of American Pathologists with a tremendously successful webinar series. They were kind enough to let me write about it here with some observations and insights from …
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Hey, Zoom… Thanks for wasting my morning. I have a few meetings set up for a client. They have a list of people they want to invite. They don’t want these people to have to self-register and they don’t want to send out a generic meeting attendance link that could get forwarded and shared. Each …
Dear readers, I need your help. I have an exceptionally rare webcam bug that vendors can’t reproduce. I need to collect evidence – even anecdotal – that it’s real. The symptom is that even though webcam video is turned off in the meeting, one or two people still see the streaming video of presenters while …
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I was skimming through an Instant Pot product description (really no more than a glorified editorial advertisement), when my eyes stopped cold on the following sentence: “The 10-in-1 multicooker can roast, stew, bake, steam, slow cook, sear/sauté, rice, yogurt, ferment, and warm food at the touch of a single button.” Sure. I get the idea. …
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It is well worth checking in every so often on the global settings and preferences in your Zoom account. The company changes the options from time to time, sometimes giving you more flexibility and choice than you previously had. I took a look today at the options for recording meetings and webinars to the cloud …
I just caught up with Tuesday’s quarterly investor report from Cisco. The company runs on a fiscal year that ends in July, so January marked the end of their second quarter. Cisco does not break out Webex costs and revenues as a separate line item. That software is part of their “Applications” business, making it …
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