Description
There are two different main user scenarios for Adobe Connect.
- Streaming lectures (and - if desired - recording and distributing them for later use). With Adobe Connect you can share the desktop (or selected parts of it) when demonstrating e.g. software. The audience can write comments through a chat function.
- Streaming online meetings (and - if desired - recording and distributing them for later use). Adobe Connect can support some forms of distributed collaboration between members of a meeting, e.g. taking turns in the online discussion, chat comments, and sharing desktop workspace.
For help and suggestions regarding the different ways of using of Adobe Connect (lectures, meetings etc.) contact the e-learning consultants at LearningLab DTU.
Arcanic regularly offers courses in Adobe Connect; find more info here (only DTU users).
Price
Requirements
- PC with internet connection.
Benefits & Drawbacks
- Complete and tested solution with many options for online meetings and lectures.
- Slow internet connection can cause latency in the meeting.
Read more
Read more about Connect on the E-learning Toolbox.
Per Brockhoff from DTU Compute uses Adobe Connect extensively in his teaching of statistics, with online lectures and software demonstrations. See a recording of them here.
General information (and start up help) on Adobe Connect from Danish e-Infrastructure Cooperation.
Adobe Connect's overview of getting started videos.
The Adobe Connect info page at DTU Portalen (only for DTU users).