Video Conferencing
Websites

SFSU ISYS 363 - Fall 2013 Section 01
Group: Jaguars
FUZEBOX
 Setting

Up:

 Supports

all operating systems
 Needs Active X Flash Player to
run
 Free trial includes 60 day
audio calls and a lifetime of
video calls
 Needs a meeting ID or URL to
join conference
25

attendees can join
FUZEBOX
 Offers

both video and audio
conferencing
 Don’t have to be physically
present to attend meeting
 Offers

a “dial in” option
supplying a specialized phone
number where you can listen to
the meeting on your mobile
device
FUZEBOX
 Downloadable

application
 Only

smart phone

offers basics such as text
chat, video and audio
conferencing and screen sharing
 Displays only one function on
the screen at a time
FUZEBOX
 Business
 File

Tools:

Sharing

Only

host can distribute
documents to other attendees

 Screen

Sharing
 Discussion Notes
 Whiteboard
Edit

documents/notes together
FUZEBOX
 Offers
 The

a Recording Function

video is downloaded onto
your computer in a convenient
file
 12 HD Video Feeds
 1 GB of Cloud Storage
FUZEBOX

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decompressor
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ADOBE CONNECT
 Setting
 Have

up:

to be directly connected
to internet(no wireless) for
the host
 Works better than PC than MAC
 Free trail for 30 days
 Gives URL for meeting or only
lets other adobe members enter
ADOBE CONNECT
Offers

video & audio
conferencing
Private chat room
Room for outlines for other
to see
views when others are typing
ADOBE CONNECT
Downloadable

smart phone

application
Phone app allows all
functions except view
yourself
ADOBE CONNECT

Business Tools:
share whiteboard/documents
can

in

acts

only edit, participate if signed

like an actual
classroom/business meeting
customize your meetings: start
time,duration, who
can/can’t enter, audio or video
restrictions
ADOBE CONNECT
adjust

tool panel for convenience
special functions to interact
with others
“raise hand”
“step away”
“agree/disagree”
“applause”
ADOBE CONNECT

QuickTime™ and a
decompressor
are needed to see this picture.
GO TO MEETING
 Accessibility:





Not very user friendly
No instructions provided
Hard to figure out how to start
conferences
49 dollars fairly priced but no free
option like Fuzebox. (Although only
one user has to be subscribed for
meeting to be ran)

 To

connect to meeting one has to
enter specific meeting ID. (For
Mobile as well)
GO TO MEETING
 Video

Conferencing:

 Video

available for all
attendees (Including mobile
device users)
 Screen sharing and editing
compatible (mobile users can
only view)
 For those without a computer or
smart mobile device, phone call
access available
GO TO MEETING
 Meetings:
 Allows

up to 25 Attendees to
meetings
 Recording space varied between
users126.4 GB vs. 384.4 GB
 Can get slow because a plug in
is required to run video
conferencing and screen sharing
GO TO MEETING
 Mobile

Devices (Phones and
Tablets)
 Mobile

application very simple
to use compared to one on
computer
 Limited in its functionality in
interacting with meeting
 More of a listening an
observing tool
 Video was choppy and blurry
 Audio was muffled. Screen
sharing view worked well
GO TO MEETING
 Pros:
 Simple

interface
 Mobile devices very compatible
 Straightforward and Easy to use
 Cons:
 Almost

same price as Adobe
Connect with significant lower
capability
 Max users is 15Plug in required
for video conferencing (HD
Faces)
GO TO MEETING

QuickTime™ and a
decompressor
are needed to see this picture.
Why We Chose FUZEBOX As
Our Winner:
 It

was the most user
friendly
 Offered a wide range of
business tools
 Both easily compatible with
MAC & PC
 4 different options to
attend meeting
 (Including

smart phone
application)

 Was

the closest to that of
holding an actual meeting in
person

Isys 363 pt ii

  • 1.
    Video Conferencing Websites SFSU ISYS363 - Fall 2013 Section 01 Group: Jaguars
  • 2.
    FUZEBOX  Setting Up:  Supports alloperating systems  Needs Active X Flash Player to run  Free trial includes 60 day audio calls and a lifetime of video calls  Needs a meeting ID or URL to join conference 25 attendees can join
  • 3.
    FUZEBOX  Offers both videoand audio conferencing  Don’t have to be physically present to attend meeting  Offers a “dial in” option supplying a specialized phone number where you can listen to the meeting on your mobile device
  • 4.
    FUZEBOX  Downloadable application  Only smartphone offers basics such as text chat, video and audio conferencing and screen sharing  Displays only one function on the screen at a time
  • 5.
    FUZEBOX  Business  File Tools: Sharing Only hostcan distribute documents to other attendees  Screen Sharing  Discussion Notes  Whiteboard Edit documents/notes together
  • 6.
    FUZEBOX  Offers  The aRecording Function video is downloaded onto your computer in a convenient file  12 HD Video Feeds  1 GB of Cloud Storage
  • 7.
  • 8.
    ADOBE CONNECT  Setting Have up: to be directly connected to internet(no wireless) for the host  Works better than PC than MAC  Free trail for 30 days  Gives URL for meeting or only lets other adobe members enter
  • 9.
    ADOBE CONNECT Offers video &audio conferencing Private chat room Room for outlines for other to see views when others are typing
  • 10.
    ADOBE CONNECT Downloadable smart phone application Phoneapp allows all functions except view yourself
  • 11.
    ADOBE CONNECT Business Tools: sharewhiteboard/documents can in acts only edit, participate if signed like an actual classroom/business meeting customize your meetings: start time,duration, who can/can’t enter, audio or video restrictions
  • 12.
    ADOBE CONNECT adjust tool panelfor convenience special functions to interact with others “raise hand” “step away” “agree/disagree” “applause”
  • 13.
    ADOBE CONNECT QuickTime™ anda decompressor are needed to see this picture.
  • 14.
    GO TO MEETING Accessibility:     Not very user friendly No instructions provided Hard to figure out how to start conferences 49 dollars fairly priced but no free option like Fuzebox. (Although only one user has to be subscribed for meeting to be ran)  To connect to meeting one has to enter specific meeting ID. (For Mobile as well)
  • 15.
    GO TO MEETING Video Conferencing:  Video available for all attendees (Including mobile device users)  Screen sharing and editing compatible (mobile users can only view)  For those without a computer or smart mobile device, phone call access available
  • 16.
    GO TO MEETING Meetings:  Allows up to 25 Attendees to meetings  Recording space varied between users126.4 GB vs. 384.4 GB  Can get slow because a plug in is required to run video conferencing and screen sharing
  • 17.
    GO TO MEETING Mobile Devices (Phones and Tablets)  Mobile application very simple to use compared to one on computer  Limited in its functionality in interacting with meeting  More of a listening an observing tool  Video was choppy and blurry  Audio was muffled. Screen sharing view worked well
  • 18.
    GO TO MEETING Pros:  Simple interface  Mobile devices very compatible  Straightforward and Easy to use  Cons:  Almost same price as Adobe Connect with significant lower capability  Max users is 15Plug in required for video conferencing (HD Faces)
  • 19.
    GO TO MEETING QuickTime™and a decompressor are needed to see this picture.
  • 20.
    Why We ChoseFUZEBOX As Our Winner:  It was the most user friendly  Offered a wide range of business tools  Both easily compatible with MAC & PC  4 different options to attend meeting  (Including smart phone application)  Was the closest to that of holding an actual meeting in person