Synchronous learning is an important aspect of a successful digital learning environment. Synchronous refers to the ability to interact in real time while online. Examples of synchronous learning include video conferencing, Skype, instant messaging, and video conferencing. Listed below are some of the available options for the synchronous delivery market for learning.
Adobe Connect--web conferencing platform that may be used with meetings, elearning, and webinars. Available for use on almost any device.
Cisco WebEx--ability to extend/enrich training programs. Abilities include: HD video, integrated registration and testing, live sessions, threaded chat & polling, LMS integration, and recording of live sessions
Blackboard Collaborate--learning platform that includes: web conferencing, voice authoring, mobile collaboration, integrations, and enterprise instant messaging
GoTo Meeting--web conferencing platform that uses face-to-face and audio conferencing
Google+ Hangouts--can be used with all devices. Ability to share photos, emoji, messages, and video calls (up to 10 people). Commercial, but free.
Big Blue Button--open source learning that includes the ability to record/playback, whiteboard, desktop sharing, integrated VOIP, presentation, & the use of web cams
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