Tag: Webinar
Dimdim – Opensource Webinar Software
by Squintz on Mar.19, 2009, under Infrastructure
The opensource http://www.dimdim.com software is Free for up to 20 people and only $99/yr for 100 people. User Brimstone from hackerspaces was nice enough to join a conference with me where we tested the software by sharing a PowerPoint presentation and a Whiteboard. I was able to call into the Free conference phone number as well as communicate via voice using a microphone.
Unfortunately, people on the microphone can not be heard on the phone. Also one other limitation pointed out was that there is no time stamp in the chat room. Other than that the software is super cool. It’s fast and full of features.
I would like to use this software to hold Free webinars and possibly even webinars where we would accept donations to help raise funds for Harford Hackerspace. This software will allow us to reach beyond our own hackerspace to teach and learn from hackerspaces all over the world.
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- superfro said “I actually built 2.0 awhile back, I’ll get the pics up for that soon. It uses a clear mason jar and smd leds. Looks nice. I was actually considering a 3.0 soon,...”
- Lars O said “I’m building ver 1.0 right now, looking forward to seeing your version 2.0!
” - Net Semi said “These are some really cool pics. Thanks for sharing.”
- pete said “I mean, ableton and iphone?!”
- pete said “ableton?”
