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Does anyone know of any research where the main platforms for virtual delivery have been compared? Comparison of features such as what they can and can't do. Any help is much appreciated.Â
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Hi Richard,Â
Good question! Is there anything specific you want to compare, or any specific needs you can think of?
A old skool grid thst compares all features. Can it do chat. Can it do layouts such as Adobe? Can you see the presenters notes at all times? Can it do annotation? Can it do breakout rooms. Can it do breakouts with interactive content. Are closed captions included or extra? Min spec PC requirements. Min broadband speed. Do all features work on mobiles? Ease of use. Reliability. Cost. Can content be prebuilt...
I am sure something like the above would be handy for many organisations when reviewing which pltform they use.
We use Adobe Connect for VC, question is, is there anything better?
If something does not exist, it might be worth a collaboration?
Hi Richard,
Always love a good collab!
I've found this, which is broader than just virtual classroom tools, but does include them:Â
https://www.softwareadvice.co.uk/directory/1408/virtual-classroom/s...
This website compares more specifically virtual classroom tools:
https://www.g2.com/categories/virtual-classroom
This one is pretty cool, as you select the features you want and it narrows down the options:
https://www.capterra.co.uk/directory/31915/virtual-classroom/software
That might be enough to get you started, and if you have specific questions just let us know.Â