Microsoft Live Meeting 2007

Live Meeting enables online collaboration between either individuals or large groups; users can collaborate with with just a PC, and an Internet connection. The following highlights some of the more innovative capabilities planned for the forthcoming release.

Choice of VOIP Audio or integrated phone audio
Interactive features for engaging your audience (Polls, Q&A, Multimedia file sharing, Webcams, etc)
Surveys and recording distribution
Training
Simple and easy to use recording (no hardware required)
Testing and Grading
Breakout rooms
Team Collaboration
Microsoft Desktop Integration for ease of use (support for “handouts” in native file formats)
Straight forward Office Look and feel makes it easier to learn
Widest range of collaboration tools (App and Desktop sharing, Shared Notes, annotation tools, share control etc).
Webcams and RoundTable for making meetings easier and more personal, support for flash and Windows media files

Advantages: Intuitive interface mimics Office conventions; supports one-way and full-duplex VoIP audio; lets you share only a portion of your screen; recording and archiving. Presenter setup is simple and takes only a few minutes; browser-based Java client option available to participants with non-Windows PCs or for locked-down corporate environments where installing your own desktop software is prohibited

Disadvantages: Windows client download and install required for full range of presenter functionality. Conflicts with Verizon Air Card.

Review system requirements.
Joining a Live Meeting