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Robin Good's insight:
GoToMeeting Free is a new free web-based app (in the form of a Chrome extension for now) which allows you to run video-conferencing meetings for up to three people, without needing to download, install or register anything. GoToMeeting Free takes advantage of the new WebRTC protocol which allows new browsers to connect directly to each other in a P2P fashion and to be able to carry out audio-video communications without the need for additional software or plugins. The interface is minimal, offering only a few buttons to mute video or audio and to invite other persons in your video chat. My comment: Straightforward, easy-to-use, free video-conferencing tool makes it very easy to video chat in small groups without problems. Free to use. Added to Best Free Videoconferencing Tools 2014 list.
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Robin Good's insight:
CamDip is a free web app which allows you to videoconference with anyone easily without the need to download any software or plugin. CamDip is not particularly sophisticated in its user interface, but it does offer the basics to video conference and text chat without requiring any complex setup. CampDip allows you to easily create a meeting room and then to share its URL with the people you want to invite. Free to use. Video tutorials: http://www.youtube.com/user/CamDipChat Try it out now: http://camdip.com/ |
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Robin Good's insight:
Ninchat is a web service which offers you the ability to create one or more persistent, online collaboration rooms, where you can text chat and videoconference with up to 12 people concurrently. Collaborations rooms, or channels, created with Ninchat integrate text, video conferencing and file sharing via Dropbox. These rooms can be set to be "public" or "private" depending on your needs. The chat history is "infinite" and fully searchable, allowing for effective asynchronous exchanges, and messages can be exchanged also privately between individual users. All Ninchat communications are SSL encrypted, there is an open API to extend and customize this service, and the service works across desktop computer and tablets/smartphones (Android only for now). Basic plan free to use (2 rooms). Higher pricing plans go from a "Small" 5-room option at $15/mo up to "large" for 30-rooms at $70/mo. Try it out now: https://ninchat.com/ Android version: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ninchat.client.android *added to my collection: Top 20 Free Videoconferencing Tools 2013
Dena Patrick|Wishadoo's comment,
April 29, 2013 9:07 AM
I greatly appreciate these posts, Robin. I'm trying to find the best platform to have a series of online presentation/conversations and feel rather overwhelmed. I need the ability to present material, have live interaction in various forms (video, phone and text/chat), and record the sessions. Free or low cost, as well. I've assumed Google Hangouts would be the best choice but I greatly appreciate the other options you're presenting.
Carmenne Kalyaniwala's curator insight,
April 30, 2013 2:49 AM
An interesting platform. Basic functions are free.
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Robin Good's insight:
Rabbit is a new downloadable software app (for Mac only now) that allows you to instant message, video conference with multiple parties and to screencast and share in real-time any music, video clip or app.
But the best way to describe it is a cool and very modern implementation of instant messaging. Source: MacRumors Features: http://www.rabb.it/features.html Help: http://help.rabb.it/rabbit More info / Sign-up for Beta: http://rabb.it
Andreas Wåhlström's curator insight,
February 18, 2013 3:23 PM
Underbart Mac - program! Revolutionerande? |
nice!...
wow! now we can connected quiet-easily. how come? it's great!
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