A repeated mantra of mine is that it’s incumbent upon us in live events to “talk with, not at our audiences.”  With the ease and quantity of sites enabling online video exploding, it’s no longer a difficult thing to be in the personal broadcast business. The challenge is

A VFAQ (VERY frequently asked question) I get is “what’s the difference between web conferencing, webinars, and webcasts?” The short answer, these days, is “not very much and a whole bunch.” Seriously, the lines have blurred from the days that “webcasting”

eLearning is a beast unto itself. First, it’s a broad subject.  Arguably, the “e” should be removed.  Learning is learning, and trainers have long been hip to thinking about how to adapt learning to various media for optimum impact. Second, did I mention it’s a broad

With a conferencing background in full-services, I appreciate those who tackle all the details.  Now that I’m in the teaching business rather than the web event production business, it was with amusement and glee that I finally connected with Dan Roche, Vice President of Marketing at