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Participants follow webinars via a PC, Mac, tablet or smartphone, and can see and hear the speaker(s) thanks to audio and video feeds. In addition to the video images, PowerPoint slides can be broadcast which run in sync with the rest of the presentation. You can also make use of the screen capture functionality which enables you to show your viewers an application or website.

With our webinars you reach and engage an unlimited number of of your specific target audience, globally: allowing them to ask questions or posing questions of your own, to all participants. Through the deep interaction our webinars offer, you gain insights into your target audience. Unlike during lower-quality webinars or physical meetings and events where attendees often merely listen, passively.

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Our webinars allow you to extend your engagement with your audience even when the broadcast is over, with each webinar also being available to be watched on-demand. This enables you to increase both the reach and the impact of your message. It is essential that your webinar can be found easily via Google, which is why we can also help ensure your webinar is search engine-optimised (SEO).

Reach and engage a very specific target group. Allow them to ask questions, or pose questions of your own to the participants.

Thanks to the interaction during a webinar you gain insight into your target group. You can really get to know your audience,

unlike during lower-quality webinars or physical meetings and events where attendees often merely listen passively.

RoyalCast Online Manager is used to schedule a webinar (date, time and location). It also enables you to enrich a webinar with items such as PowerPoint slides, agenda items and attachments, chat, polls, etc. During the webinar, Online Manager is used to start and stop the webinar, among other things. It also offers smart tools enabling you to deal with all chat messages quickly and effectively.

Select our full-service solution if you prefer to leave everything to us. In that case, RoyalCast takes full responsibility for your webinar production. Payment is per webinar and no further investment is necessary. The broadcast can take place in our studios, at your own premises or at another external location as preferred. Get in touch with us for exact cost breakdown.

If you intend to hold webinars regularly and you are capable of organising and producing them yourself, then our self-service solution is most suitable for you. A RoyalCast licence is available for a fixed annual fee and entitles you to record, broadcast and archive webinars independently. In addition to the licensing costs, you are required to make a one-off investment in a RoyalCast encoder which is connected to the video and audio feed. Get in touch with us for exact cost breakdown.

In the last decade (especially in the last few months) webinars have become a staple for educating students and potential customers, lead generation for your business, and captivating large online audiences.

A webinar is not a webcast. Webcasts are pre-recorded sessions that broadcast online (on TV or YouTube). Webinars are live sessions allowing real-time interactivity between the presenter and attendees.

Boast Events produces two webinars per week in their community, branded Traction, bringing founders and leaders from some of the fastest-growing companies to share actionable, tactical advice on business growth.

OroCommerce, the B2B eCommerce platform does a great job with product demo webinars. Every time they release a major product update they hold product demos going over the benefits of every new feature.

On April 18, 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) hosted a webinar for stakeholders interested in learning more about the two final guidances on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) transition plans for medical devices.

Note that the following webinars were developed for the FY22 Notice of Funding Opportunity. They are included here for historical purposes. Applicants for FY23 should review the new Notice of Funding Opportunity and may wish to review the FY23 webinar.

This part of the webinar will include an overview of the Tribal Transportation Program, Tribal Transportation Self Governance Program, and other FHWA grants. This webinar will also introduce and provide an overview of this spring webinar series.

This webinar will provide an overview of Tribal Transportation Program regulations for ensuring allowable uses of TTP funds. The webinar will also provide information regarding the Tribal Transportation Program Online Reporting Tool (PORT).

The webinar will provide a discussion of the various tools, expertise, and financing available to the Tribal Transportation community to explore and implement innovative financial strategies to deliver projects.

The webinar provided information on best practices in construction management with an emphasis on roles and responsibilities, pay quantities, progress payment best practices, and project documentation.

This TTP 101 webinar is intended for transportation employees new to the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) or those that need a refresher. This webinar provides an overview of the purpose and policies of Tribal Transportation Program, including laws and regulations that govern the program.

This TTP 101 webinar is intended for transportation employees new to the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) or those that need a refresher. This webinar provides an overview of the Tribal Transportation Planning processes and documents that are required to deliver the Tribal Transportation Program.

This just-in-time webinar is intended for transportation employees new to the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) or those that need a refresher. This webinar provides an overview of the Tribal Transportation Program Online Reporting Tool (PORT), used to collect Tribal data on projects and activities funded through the Tribal Transportation Program.

This TTP 101 webinar is intended for transportation employees new to the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) or those that need a refresher. This webinar provides an overview of the documentation required for the project package, which is required prior to starting construction.

This TTP 101 webinar is intended for transportation employees new to the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) or those that need a refresher. This webinar provides an overview of construction management best practices and construction project closeout requirements.

This just-in-time webinar is intended for transportation employees reporting on Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) funds. This webinar provides an overview of the Tribal Transportation Program Online Reporting Tool (PORT), used to collect Tribal data on projects and activities funded through the Tribal Transportation Program. The webinar will also provide information on how to report on Highway Infrastructure Program - Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2021 (HIP-CRRSAA) funds that the Tribe may have expended.

Tribal employees who applied in 2022 or are considering applying for the FY23 Tribal Transportation Program Safety Fund can gain insight to the review process during this webinar. Funding categories and selection criterion and application requirements will be reviewed in detail. In addition, feedback will be provided on common issues from past applications. This training will include time for questions and discussion.

Presenter(s): Adam Larsen, TTP Safety Program Manager, FHWA Office of Tribal Transportation

The purpose of the webinar is to announce the publication in the Federal Register of the TTFBP Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) and to discuss some of the proposed amendments in 23 CFR part 661 since the last update in 2008. Also, to inform the Tribes on the upcoming three Tribal consultations; the dates and locations.

This just-in-time webinar is intended for transportation employees new to the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) or those that need a refresher. The questions to report on are similar to previous year, but the platform for reporting has changed and this webinar will guide you through the changes. This webinar provides an overview of the Tribal Transportation Program Online Reporting Tool (PORT), used to collect Tribal data on projects and activities funded through the Tribal Transportation Program.

Often people wonder what is a webinar, and how is it different from a video conference? While similar to video conferencing, a webinar's purpose is usually instructional or educational in a one-to-many format.

Holding a webinar begins with creating and sending an invitation to the intended audience, typically through email. A webinar solution can enable automated email management, with customizable HTML and text templates for invitations as well as for confirmations, reminders, and follow-ups. Email isn't the only channel to promote a webinar, however. Social media updates and blog posts are also common methods for raising awareness of either an upcoming webinar or the existence of a recorded webinar.

Once someone accepts the invitation in their inbox or clicks on a link elsewhere, they're taken to a webinar-specific landing page where they can enter key details like email address and phone number, as well as credit card or PayPal information if the webinar is monetized. This collected participant information is often used to score and track leads. Overall, the webinar landing page is pivotal. It should have a compelling headline and concise copy that communicates the webinar's value, duration, and some background on the webinar presenter(s). ff782bc1db