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Free Web Conferencing Access Kit
Robin Good's Free Access Kit to Web Conferencing provides over 174 days of free use of tools reviewed in the report. If you have a PC and an Internet connection you can log in to start Web conferencing live with some your colleagues and friends.
Some of these tools are great replacements for long distance telephone calls while they provide customized tools for presenting PowerPoint slides, surfing Web pages together, polling, sharing documents and a lot more.
The Access Kit is a PDF file providing direct links to full 16 try-outs of SOHO and "enterprise" Web conferencing systems which you can start testing right now.
Free download of the Access Kit available at:
http://www.masternewmedia.org/reports/ webconferencing/trial.htm
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