Adobe Connect Reviews

The chat box is awesome and encourages participation. The breakout rooms as well as the polls are useful. Though, the biggest thing is the ease of customizing the layout.

Connect helped us move away from WebEx and use a tool more suitable for learning. We were able to craft a virtual learning culture.

Perhaps some learning games that could be played virtually.

Seven years.

No.

No, but be aware there is a limit on participants based on your package.

A 10 out of 10.

WebEx is a great tool for meeting management, but did not create the learning environment we were looking for.

Very straightforward.

Pick the solution package based on your participants.

WebEx and GoToMeeting.

Ask to use a 30 day demo.

The flexibility that Adobe Connect offers is incredibly valuable, in that it allows you to customize the experience for your requirements. The meeting organizer's ability to determine what level of participation the other users have, a variety of chat options, and screen- and other sharing capabilities are very useful, depending on the particular requirements.

The product enabled a variety of teams that were not co-located to communicate in real time, and allowed the teams, as needed, to host meetings with a variety of capabilities and functions.

The troubleshooting process for Adobe Connect could be improved. We had regular issues with activating sound and camera functions, even after having done a successful test call shortly before. A troubleshooting process might work on one occasion, but that same process would fail at a later time. This was incredibly difficult particularly when less tech-savvy team members, who were not co-located with me, were experiencing issues.

I regularly used Adobe Connect from 2013 to 2015. After transitioning from that position, I have used Adobe Connect a few times for various training and communications requirements.

I did experience occasional stability issues. It was difficult to assess whether they resulted from instability of the networks I was on or the system itself.

I do not recall experiencing issues with scalability.

I do not recall using the technical support.

I was not involved in the decision to use Adobe Connect.

The setup was straightforward to include setting up meetings. However, the teams experienced challenges when sound and camera systems were not connecting properly, despite using processes and settings that had worked previously.

I was not involved in pricing and licensing of this or other like products, so I cannot comment on this.

My most recent organization had used GoToMeeting for some time, and experienced greater issues with that than I had when using Adobe Connect. The requirement for such a product did not continue, therefore when we chose to not renew the service, other services such as Skype sufficed. However, I did recommend to colleagues that should the need arise again, they should look into Adobe Connect as an option.

The product offers a number of capabilities that are worth researching further before deciding whether it is valuable for your organization.

• Settings up webinars
• Training
• Providing services for trainers
• On-premise deployment in several locations

• Training providers for on-premise deployment in several locations. 
• Transitioning from a legacy system to Adobe Connect.

• Persistence for webinar rooms
• Fast video playing
• Integration and reusability of the same webinar.

It needs faster and easier upgrades.

We are looking to cut costs. Therefore, we still need to explore the product more before I comment.