[Web4lib] Desktop sharing for remote user support

[Cary Gordon]

We use GoToMeeting, which is reliable and includes POTS and VOIP voice
conferencing.

join.me seems to be a platform for marketing their paid service, much
as they do with the free version of their main product, LogMeIn.

You can acheive great economy through free and open-source software.
Free services, on the other hand, usually have a gotcha.

Cary

On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 1:09 PM, Eva Agbada <eagbada at ccp.edu> wrote:
> (With apologies  for cross-posting)
>
> Hi everyone,
> We are looking into web-conferencing options to support our DE students and
> were wondering if anyone on the list has used join.me to accomplish this?
>  If you have, would you be able to share your experiences?  If you use
> another product (Skype, WebEx, etc...), we would also love to hear about
> your experiences.
>
> In particular, we're interested in hearing about best-practices and/or any
> significant hurdles to overcome in providing synchronous support and
> instruction to DE students.
>
> Please feel free to email me off-line.  And if anyone is interested, I'll be
> happy to compile the results and share them.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> -Eva
>
>
>
>  Eva Agbada
> Assistant Professor | Systems Librarian
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