Collaborating at a Distance
Webconferencing forms a perfect basis for collaborative work, or working at a distance. The number of participants at this type of meeting is limited to 4 participants. Next to the presentation facility, collaboration makes intensive use of application viewing and sharing. Participants at a meeting can work together to review results in an excel sheet, or to edit a word document. One of the PC functions as master PC on which the application runs, and in this way, effects under discussion can be calculated to show and analyse results in real-time. A whiteboard function allows new ideas to be explained and recorded on the fly, and can even be edited by all others participants.

The presenter-rights of the meeting can easily be shared with the participants during the meeting.

Meeting at a Distance
A Web Meeting is a standard meeting with 3 to 20 participants. The most important reason to use Webconferencing is being able to present at a distance. Larger groups can make handy use of the polling facility, which allows a presentor to ask a multiple choice question with direct aggregated results.

The use of chat allows participants to send a quick one-to-one message to another participant when this is not relevant to the discussion.

Facilities Web Meeting

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