Yes I am trying them, I was just wondering how costly it would get to make your own videos. I guess it depends what you charge your viewers.

It also depends on what company you go with. I looked at this stuff briefly, and there are a lot of options. Some companies provide software (Adobe for example) which you can instal on your own site; others offer monthly fees which vary ($30 and upwards if I remember right). There are a couple free/trial ones out there, but from memory the pay-per-month ones had more options. Many of them include saving videos for future watching - online - as well as exporting to DVDs. If you want I can try and dig up the sites I looked at.

By the way, there are a lot of other features as well: email notifications for start of sessions; Q&A chat rooms; private chat; rehearsal 'rooms' so people can set up and test while not being public; uploads so you can share files; payment and/or registration systems; etc. There's actually a lot people could do with webinar technology that would be really useful for puppetry.

Na if I remember correctly wasn't this something you were trying to do a year or so ago correct me if I'm wrong.Yes I would like to know more about it not that I plan on using it. I just think it is nice to know in case folks ask.

Na if I remember correctly wasn't this something you were trying to do a year or so ago correct me if I'm wrong.Yes I would like to know more about it not that I plan on using it. I just think it is nice to know in case folks ask.

Yes it was. I actually submitted a proposal to do a webinar at the summit I'm attending this weekend; it was rejected and so I put it on hold while I work on another submission.

I'm having trouble locating the file with my notes and I don't have time for a hunt for it, so I'll have to post it later this week.

I will look into it...seems very cool...thanks for sharing your find Shawn.

StiqPuppets

@Billy, I finally found the file. The following were some of the sites I bookmarked (others were less impressive than these):

https://learnable.com/
http://www.actconferencing.com/services/unified-communications/ACT-teem.aspx
http://www.webex.com.au/products/webcasts-and-online-events.html
http://www.pgi.com/au/en/conferencing/web-meetings/
http://www.globalmeet.com/
http://www.adobe.com/products/adobeconnect/features.html
Plus, of course, Skype