What is a Webinar?
Webinars are interactive multimedia events. In contrast to a webcast, in which information is transmitted in one direction only, a webinar is designed to allow the presenter and the audience to interact. A webinar is 'live' in the sense that information presented follows an outline or lesson plan, with a starting and ending time. In most cases, the presenter uses a standard telephone conference line, commenting on points of interest shown on the screen, and the audience is able to respond in real time.
American Informatics webinars are conducted by expert speakers on topics related to various aspects of project management and the use of Merlin project management software.
What Topics are Covered?
We are currently in the process of developing our webinar schedule for the coming year. We expect to offer many of the same topics that are covered in our seminars (click here to see the list). Most of these seminars will be broken up into 60-minute segments to better suit the webinar format.
When Are These Webinars Offered?
When we have completed our webinar schedule, we will post it here and on the Updates page of our website. Our live webinars will start at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time (18:00-19:00 Greenwich Mean Time) in order to make it as convenient as possible for people in all U.S. time zones. Organizations wishing to schedule a webinar are encouraged to check with us.
How Much Do Our Webinars Cost?
Effective January 1, 2007 all standard webinars are $99 per person, $75 per person when registering four or more persons from the same organization. Check with us for pricing information for customized webinars.