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"Is not gone through teleseminars Webinars?

This is a reasonable question. A webinar if you are not sure what a seminar that people hear and see on the Internet on their computer, while a Teleseminar is just to listen to, over the phone or computer.

Resource Center has many disadvantages compared with teleseminars:

* More time to prepare. In a webinar, you must prepare the graphics and what you say. In general, there is a Powerpoint-style accompaniment of speech, which must be organized, written and polished before its time. If you use pictures or other images instead of bulleted summaries of your points are still prepared. The recommended policy is about one image per minute for presentation. That is to say, 60 movies are an hour comes out, or a bit less if you have a question and answer session at the end of the planning required. For me, webinars take five to ten times as much time in preparation teleseminars.

* Added costs. Resource Center requires a reliable hosting, you have to pay. Some high-quality suppliers is free Teleseminar.

* Technical barriers to trade. Persons who participate dial does satellite Internet, or in general in Webinars. Some organizations can not endorse people, a web seminar due to their corporate firewall. And major technical problems are several times more common in web seminars as teleseminars.

* Computer Addiction. Participants need access to a computer to a webinar. If you expect to participate in public from the office, this is not a problem. When you reach a consumer audience, is less an attack Webinars. If you convert a closed web seminar an ordinary audio presentation, a recorded webinar, not found in the car or when driving or walking by can Teleseminar.

* Bigger learning curve. The last two times I attended webinar-based conferences, I had to attend a one-hour workout on the first, so I would understand how to operate the controls while at present. For me, having to think about moving images simultaneously and talk, I have a webinar makes a lot more stressful than a tele-seminars. I'm still curious about what a web seminar, even after more than a dozen times. The interface is so much easier to operate a tele-seminar is just a short term need that on a first timer feel while presenting relaxed.

Resource Center has some advantages over teleseminars:

* Visuals. For teaching that does something, or to keep the audience in more than one perceptual channel, webinars typically employed.

* High tech. As the question implies, webinars be more "advanced" as teleseminars. In some markets, this is a clear plus.

* Trimming. A web seminar I took last year was real public consultation. It was really cool to be able to ask a question and answer of the immediate participants. This is not available with most systems, tele-seminars.

In order to make the right choice between these two display modes, do you think about the subject they teach, the expectations of your audience, their technology setup, whether it is work or non-work presentation, your budget and your own comfort level with the two types of technology .

Good luck with your training program!