Choosing a platform for a webinar

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Webinar equipment
To conduct a quality webinar, you need to prepare all the equipment in advance:

Camera and lighting. Try to use a camera with a resolution of at least 1080p, or better yet, 2160p. This will provide a clear picture so that viewers can comfortably watch the webinar even on a large screen. And don’t forget about lighting — the right light makes the picture pleasing to the eye and creates a professional look.

Microphone. Your voice needs to be clear and distinct so that your listeners don’t lose interest due to poor audio. A good microphone that picks up sound in the range of -40 dB and has a noise reduction of at least 66 dB is what you need.

Computer and Internet. A stable Internet connection kazakhstan telegram data is the basis for a successful broadcast. Nothing will ruin a webinar more than a “frozen” picture and interrupted sound. Make sure that your computer can handle all programs and that your Internet connection is up to par.

Also, don't forget about a backup power source - unexpected power outages can ruin even the best product presentation.

Good sound and picture are the key to a productive webinar that will leave only positive impressions on participants.

There are many platforms for conducting webinars. They are divided into paid and free.

Examples of paid webinar platforms: iSpring, ZenClass, Bison365, Kontur.Tolk. These services offer an extended set of functions that will be useful for organizers who want to create a large-scale and professional event. Paid services, as a rule, provide:

High level of technical support that helps solve problems that arise during the webinar.

Flexibility in choosing the number of participants and speakers, which is especially important for large companies.