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Adobe Breeze… a breeze really

September 5, 2006 Leave a Comment Written by Cari Jansen

Had my first introduction to presenting eSeminars with Adobe Breeze today (Thank you Brian! for the run-through this afternoon). What an amazing piece of technology :-).

If you are an organisation thinking of running eSeminars hosted by various presenters, then you cannot bypass this product. It is amazingly easy to use from the user perspective (the presenter), and I’m speaking from experience here… I was an absolute novice this afternoon, and had tons of questions and felt a bit overwhelmed by the runthrough… but once I got my hands-on experience it took less than an hour to feel confident in the use.

So I would baldly state that it would take the average technology aware presenter less than 1-2 hours to master basic skills: loading a presentation, designing a layout, running polls, sharing desktop / application and running demos in software, starting and ending a meeting and placing a meeting on hold 🙂

Web Reference: Adobe Breeze (2006, Adobe Systems Inc.)

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