Conferencing Software

From: S.J. Van Sickle (sjvan@csd.uwm.edu)
Date: Sun Jul 23 2000 - 15:57:02 MDT

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Quick question...

I remember a short time ago someone on this list mentioned conferencing
software. The software allowed people to listen in in real-time to a
telephone conference call, but the voice was one-way. The listeners could
reply with computer chat software.

Ideally, I need something that people could use to listen into a meeting,
make comments on in writing, but not have the ability to reply verbally.
I needs to be password accessible. Big pluses if it is open source, needs
only a web browser on the user end, and if it is encrypted.

Any ideas?

Steve Van Sickle

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