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What is a webinar

Moreau, 2017

Document ID
17958666861354075124
Author
Moreau E
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Video chatting platforms like Skype or Google Plus are fine for casual individual and groupbased chats, but for professional events meant to deliver presentations to larger audiences, webinars tend to be the medium of choice. Anyone can host a webinar or tune in …
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