Adobe Connect is not bad for connecting and integrating for remote connecting and video streaming. I think it was not bad, actually. I don't integrate it in my project. Some other guys work on that. But I think they had some sort of problems with integration with that product. But, they managed to solve it.
Adobe solutions Architect at BUYSOFT DO BRASIL LTDA
Real User
Feb 23, 2022
My clients are using the solution for training centers, for presenting webinars. I'm using it for webinars and for pre-selling for my clients. In my current company, I have my account and I'm using it for presenting solutions, including, for example, how Acrobat, Photoshop, and Creative Cloud work and some internal training. In the last few years, I use it for training, Adobe training, in universities. In Brazil, most universities use Adobe Connect for live events and for classes. After COVID and social distancing, I see other solutions in our universities now too as Adobe is so expensive in Brazil.
Director, Service Training at a construction company with 5,001-10,000 employees
Real User
Oct 19, 2021
We use Adobe Connect for virtual meetings and instructor-led virtual classes. It is what we use for instructor-led virtual classes, which we call VILT. They are live classes that begin and end at specific times, and I have a live facilitator, to interact with them.
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Adobe Connect is not bad for connecting and integrating for remote connecting and video streaming. I think it was not bad, actually. I don't integrate it in my project. Some other guys work on that. But I think they had some sort of problems with integration with that product. But, they managed to solve it.
We use Adobe Connect for communication purposes using messaging and video chat features.
I use the solution to have meetings with other Adobe members.
My clients are using the solution for training centers, for presenting webinars. I'm using it for webinars and for pre-selling for my clients. In my current company, I have my account and I'm using it for presenting solutions, including, for example, how Acrobat, Photoshop, and Creative Cloud work and some internal training. In the last few years, I use it for training, Adobe training, in universities. In Brazil, most universities use Adobe Connect for live events and for classes. After COVID and social distancing, I see other solutions in our universities now too as Adobe is so expensive in Brazil.
We use Adobe Connect for virtual meetings and instructor-led virtual classes. It is what we use for instructor-led virtual classes, which we call VILT. They are live classes that begin and end at specific times, and I have a live facilitator, to interact with them.
We primarily use this product for online meetings and information sessions. I work in government relations and we are customers of Adobe.
Adobe Connect is used to deliver our virtual ILT courses across the globe, serving all time zones.