Webinar – June 1, 2010
On June 1, 2010 I hosted the first Webinar for the students of the class.
It was a learning experience for all of us. Because it was my first webinar, I thought it would be good for everyone to be able to talk with each other while the presentation was in progress.
Well, I soon learned that this was a mistake. Background noise from some of the students made the recording noisy. I apologize for this.
From now on, all students will be muted and will have to click the “Raise Your Hand” button to, well, raise your hand so I see that someone what to ask a question or say something. I will un-mute one person at a time so everyone can hear their question or statement. This will make the recording easier to hear, too.
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hi mike,
had no problem getting here,but i seem to recall years ago you recommended staying away from quick time-is there no longer with this?
don (mac)
Hi Don,
I hope you had to problem getting here. This page is currently available to the public. You don’t have to log in to see it. I hope you don’t think this is the page that I requested you visit in the email I just sent. It requires that you log in and try Module 2. If you get there, follow the instructions.
As for Quicktime. I don’t recall ever saying don’t use it. I’ve said a lot of things pro and con about Quicktime, though. Maybe you were thinking of Real Player? I have said not to use that.
I am using Quicktime for the webinars because I needed the high quality video compression Quicktime offers for long videos.
Mike
I sent you an email but then I saw this for comments, so here I am again.
I downloaded Apple Quicktime (even though using a PC) and I still cannot see the Webinar Video. I think I need new instructions.
Mike, I am happy that this is working, so far. Talk to you soon. Looking forward to the next webinar.
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