Going Live Quick and Easy with LiveWebinar
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
I use LiveWebinar to host trainings for employees and to hold internal meetings with staff. The problems we've had with Zoom is that it eats up a lot of network bandwidth when being used by employees and that slower internet connections of staff are an issue when they try to join with their cameras turned on. Also people were initially having problems installing the Zoom client so our IT had to install it on their devices one by one via remote or on-site. This was not the case with LiveWebinar which anyone can use on their web browsers and does not eat as much network bandwidth so slower connections can easily join meetings and webinars.
Pros
- Permanent Rooms for adhoc meetings or webinars
- Customizable Forms and Registration Pages
- Evergreen events
Cons
- People are having some issues joining LiveWebinar on mobile
- Team Member access to create / setup live events in same account
- Multi-day conferences which cuts across days or could be scheduled in the calendar
Likelihood to Recommend
LiveWebinar is best for individuals holding quick meetings or daily scheduled events. Having friction less meetings for teams which does not require prior app installation or setup makes this the perfect webinar platform for persons with techphobia. Schedule, Send, and Start the meeting. There's even built in surveys and tests which makes the meeting or event more engaging and interactive. Unfortunately for multi-day events, it is very hard to use LiveWebinar for this purpose. Let's say for virtual conferences which has defined dates and times for each session, LiveWebinar won't fit this purpose, or at least, it is very hard to execute this scenario using the platform.

