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LiveConference ProTM is a true web conference private label service and solution. It has the convenience of online live meetings, video postcards, online training, web meetings, desktop sharing, wbinars, webcasting, audio and video conferencing. http://www.liveconferencepro.com/index.html
~ special one-time software download is self-reliant with virtually no need for technical support.
~ there is no need to download upgrade files for programs such as Flash, Java, Real Audio, etc...
~ all program needs are integrated into an easy-to –use windows software
Pricing
Seats= number of people in your room at the same time
- 10 seats is $20/month (you + nine others can use the room at one time)
- 15 seats is $30/month + free video postcards and video sound recording studio
- 25 seats is $50/month + free video postcards and video sound recording studio
- Up to 2500 seats are available
- Monthly or annual subscriptions (prepaid annual offers $375.00 in additional free services) http://www.liveconferencepro.com/additional_features.html
More Information
~ free online training and live consultations with presentation specialists (LiveConference ProTM shows you how to present your material).
~ people can automatically log into your net meeting
~ convert conference calls to MP3 files
~ online assistance with a real person
~ allow people to use your room when you are not present
~ LiveConference ProTM offers a no-risk 30 day 100% money-back guarantee. If you do not think that LiveConference ProTM will save you time and money they will refund your money 100% within 30 days of your purchase date.
LiveConference ProTM is a service that caters to the business world. They do feel that educational institutions could benefit from using their services in long-distance education applications. They also boast about not having hidden fees compared to other services, especially not charging the account holder a per/minute, per/user charge during a conference or presentation.
Once again for classroom use the fees are a factor, unless there is enough interest for the school to purchase an account. Without needing to download upgrades to other programs, this may be an easier service to use, especially for novice users.
2 comments:
Now, that's more like it! I'm wondering if they would allow you to sign up for a month, drop it, and then sign up for another month later if you only wanted access occasionally?
I'm still thinking there are some awkward, but less expensive solutions, but if quality and reliability are important, these kinds of services are well worth the money.
It's an expensive solution for a school. On the other hand, if money is no object, it would be an excellent service for a school project.
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