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Original Message
From: Martine Koopman, posted on 2009/09/18
Hi everyone,
I like to find out if anyone can recommend webinar software that could work in a low(er) bandwidth situation for video seminars, live questions and chat. Is there good working open source software available that you can integrate on your site? Or is linking to another page working better?
Please let me know.
Kind regards,
Martine Koopman Officer Knowledge Sharing International Institute for Communication and Development (IICD)
Contributors
All replies in full are available in the discussion page. Contributions received with thanks from:
Martine Koopman
Reinier Battenberg
Keith Berner
Romilly Gregory
Nancy White
Caitlin Bentley
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