13 Apps for Videoconferences, Webinars and Online Meetings

13 Apps for Videoconferences, Webinars and Online MeetingsIf you want to find best apps for video conferencing, webinar and online meeting, which would you add? Is a Google hang out the best choice? Maybe at a more professional level, e are interested in having people subscribe to the webinar beforehand to have their emails sent to them and send them a newsletter with quality content.

  1. ezTalks Cloud Meeting

ezTalks Cloud Meeting is a professional and trustworthy tool that enables you to make use of video conferencing service, recording service, and other resources. The main features that make ezTalks Cloud Meeting stand out from the rest are its ability to provide HD audio and video, screen sharing or content sharing services and a centralized control system. The free screen sharing software is particularly handy when it comes to enabling efficient dissemination of information when in an online meeting.

  1. Google Hangouts

Favored with the speed, stability, servers and other features that only Google can boost, so striking that even Barack Obama himself used to communicate in a never before seen virtual meeting with its citizens, the Google+ Hangouts tool puts at our disposal (Free of charge) video conferencing with dozens of contacts, the ability to work collaboratively with Google Docs or sharing the screen, share files and notes, chat, connect from your mobile applications, etc. It’s best to turn on Hangouts with Extras, similar to Labs for Gmail.

  1. Livestream

If you want to make a live broadcaster of an event where there is not much interaction (B2C, big brands for consumers) I would recommend Livestream.

  1. GoToWebinar

For a chat with more people, type face-to-face, with data capture (registration) and follow-up by post and post event. It serves as a BTL (Below The Line) tactic in B2B environments especially.

  1. Meeting Burner

One of the best online meeting software without additional downloads that include integration with Skype, recording audio files for instant sharing, live transmission of the host screen and even statistics to record the interaction of the users present in the chat. It has payment plans and a free one with a limit of 15 users simultaneously.

  1. WebEx

Share desktop, audio, video, files, connect through mobiles, work on documents collaboratively or brainstorm with the strokes of each user, among other options. A known in the business world at a cost is $ 19 a month being offered in versions for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Solaris.

  1. Huddle

It stands out among the rest of the group for its extra options for project management, tools to manage tasks and manage documents with access even from a mobile. Except for the trial version, to start using the service you need to contact your creators directly to create a personalized quote.

  1. Meetin.gs

For managing meetings: editing documents, sharing options (notes, files), manage schedules, invite contacts in seconds and more. It integrates seamlessly with Dropbox, Skype, calendar services and social networks (also via mobile). Its promotional video shows how simple and fast its implementation.

  1. Fuze Meeting

“Telepresence” is the most promoted as one of its specialties with applications for iPad, Android, and BlackBerry. Characterized by the transmission of video (also sharing desktop) and high-resolution content, an intuitive interface, recording of each video conference and the import of contacts through several social networks. His plans start at the US $ 29 a month.

  1. Twiddla

To meet to work with study partners or the company using an interactive whiteboard (shapes, lines, free strokes, images) that also allows sharing documents and communicate via audio or text. An excellent alternative for creating flowcharts or recording all kinds of ideas collaboratively, something so necessary in fields such as graphic design.

  1. Facebook Video Calls

A feature that the team of Mark Zuckerberg launches weeks after Google put it to work on its social network. It is a new level for social networks by enabling the meeting in real time and not only as chat but with video call options. The advantage is the number of registered users on Facebook and Skype as a pillar of empowerment.

  1. Tinychat

Although in general, it is a video chat room, the important thing about TinyChat is its integration with social networks (Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter) to set up an instant conversation with up to 12 people using their webcam and any number of additional users typing. Perfect for interacting, for example, with those who follow our brand via Social Media.

  1. Skype

The current leader in Internet calling (VoIP) has an interesting option of using Skype group video call in other situations for family reunions, contact the members of the working group or talk to connected clients anywhere in the world through the Thousands of devices compatible with Skype. Requires at least one of the connected users to have a Premium account.

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