A visual illustration of eAuditorium

The illustration below depicts how eAuditorium allows you to organize a Web meeting:

• Stage. This is where the audience can see the presentation taking place on the stage, whether the presentation is a text chat, a Voice conference, Applications being shared or demonstrated, drawing taking place on a white board, etc. Details.
• Moderator. This is the person who has totall control over the communication & collaboration taking place in an eAuditorium conference room: deciding whether all can submit messages as they like, or who can have control of the Microphone, who can have control of Application being shared, etc. Details.
• Audience. As the name suggests these are the people who are invited to attend a meeting via your eAuditorium. They have no control over the meeting, they can only partake in it based on the decisions of the Moderator. Details.
• Speakers. eAuditorium also allows you to designate some person(s) to be Speakers in which case they will become the focus of the meeting and will have added control compared to an Audience member, but still under the control of the Moderator. Examples of Speakers are a Professor in a class room, a guest in a talk show , etc. (Note: You do not need to designate anyone Speaker(s), it is an optional capability.) Details.
• Screeners. In case of very large events the Moderator may need assistance to control the Audience, to field questions from Audience to the Speaker(s), in which case eAuditorium allows you to designate some person(s) as Screeners. Details.