Definately I'd choose WebEx. The features it has are amazing. Plus it's free
:)
http://www.webex.com/
Cheers,
Cori
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 4:17 PM, Rob Gmail wrote:
> If it's a recorded screencast that you want to deliver, over the web, then
> camtasia is your solution - to record and annotat
If it's a recorded screencast that you want to deliver, over the web, then
camtasia is your solution - to record and annotate your screen with voice,
annotations, chapters.
If you want a live conference with up to 1000 viewers, try goToWebinar.
Both will work very well, however one is more dyna
Our publisher is Pearson under "Sams Teach Yourself Twitter API in 24
Hours". I'll look into how to create webcast. Do you suggest any tool?
On Jan 19, 1:32 pm, Rob Wilson wrote:
> Hi Sangeeta,
>
> I'm really needing this information now - I don't suppose there's an early
> release scheme with yo
Hi Sangeeta,
I'm really needing this information now - I don't suppose there's an early
release scheme with your publisher (like Manning MEAP?).
If not, do you have any blogs to assist?
Good luck on the book.
Rob.
On 18 January 2011 02:12, Bess wrote:
> You need to use OAuth library to stor
You need to use OAuth library to store and pass OAuth Consumer Key &
Consumer Secret. Our book Twitter API on iOS SDK will be coming out in
a few months in summer. I am planning to teach Twitter iOS class soon
until I find a venue to support it.
On Jan 16, 10:06 pm, sangeeta katvate wrote:
> Hell
