Advancing Slides Functionality
I really like the remote-control functionality where a presenter or organizer can 'give access to the keyboard and mouse.' However, it would be great to isolate just the keyboard so multiple speakers can advance their slides using one master deck. So, in theory, the organizer could always 'own' the master deck, start screen sharing, and allow keyboard sharing so at the appropriate time, each speaker can talk and advance their own slides seamlessly and not have to worry about 'screen share', 'stop presenting' 'pass to new presenter', etc. I also think being able to upload the master deck into a private library could be useful so it's contained within the tool should the organizer loose connectivity and the other co-organizers could take over.Presenting from server
I would like the option to run the presentations from your server rather than one (or more) of he remote machines. You already have cloud infrastructure (for example you host my recorded webinars for playback) and you are logmein ... why not allow the presentation to be run from a central hub. The organizers, panelists and attendees will each be connected to the server with as robust connection as their location can provide. This should minimze the potential for problems when an organizer or panelist turns out to not have as reliable a connection as desired.
Q&A management - delete questions for all organizers and not only for them
With a large number of participants, the number of questions received can become very high. It would be great if the organizers could delete questions for all organizers and not only for them, as well as add the option to make some questions visible to the participants.
Image Overlay
This is a suggestion to allow presenters the option to upload a branded image (ie logo, QR code etc.) during the Webinar creation process. This image would then appear to attendees during the presentation. For example, while creating the webinar, the presenter uploads their company logo. As part of the initial settings, they can choose from several preset size options, default position options and default opacity options. During the presentation, the attendees each see the image displayed exactly as the presenter intended (ie 100px x 100px, bottom left corner, 50% opacity). Also during the presentation, the presenter is also able to manually change the size, position and opacity of the image if necessary. DaveAllow the Organizer to edit Attendees names during the meeting
Hello, I am currently utilizing Go To desktop App with the following version(s): Windows states version 4.15.0, whereas the client about section states version 0.156.0. When hosting meetings, there are instances where participants fail to name themselves properly, or provide invalid display names. When I view the People pane, I can see the three dots options per person in the call. When I select the options for my own name, I see an option to "Edit name & email". However, there is no equivalent option to rename any other participant in the call. I am needing to ability as the host of the call to edit the names of each participant so as to not have to stall a call to draw attention to persons to adjust their own names.Clickable Timed Call-to-Action Links for Pre-Recorded Webinars
Dear GoToWebinar Team, I'd like to propose a feature enhancement that I believe would significantly increase the effectiveness of our webinars, and I'm sure many other users would benefit from it as well. Feature Proposal: Timed Call-to-Action (CTA) Links for Pre-Recorded Webinars Use Case: Many of us utilize GoToWebinar to present sales pitches, educational content, and other valuable information to our audience. Oftentimes, during these presentations, we want to direct our attendees to a specific action, like signing up for a service, buying a product, or visiting a particular webpage. For instance, during a 60-minute sales presentation, there might be a segment at the 55-minute mark where the presenter shares a URL for attendees to visit and make a purchase. The challenge is that not every attendee might remember or note down the URL at that exact moment. Having a clickable link show up in real-time, coinciding with the mention in the presentation, would make it more convenient for attendees and could potentially lead to higher conversion rates. Proposed Feature Details: Timed CTA: Within the GoToWebinar dashboard, when uploading or selecting a pre-recorded webinar, users can set specific timestamps where they'd like a CTA/link to appear. Customizable CTA Text & URL: Users should have the flexibility to customize the text and the URL of the CTA to make it relevant to their content. Visibility Duration: Provide an option for how long the CTA remains visible. For example, if I set a CTA at the 55-minute mark, I might want it to be visible for the next 5 minutes or until the end of the webinar. Analytics: Incorporate tracking for how many attendees clicked on the CTA, which can be invaluable data for webinar hosts. Mobile & Desktop Consistency: Ensure that this feature is seamlessly integrated across both mobile and desktop versions of the viewer interface. Implementing this feature could greatly enhance the interactivity and conversion rate for many pre-recorded webinars. It would offer presenters an additional layer of engagement with their audiences, making the webinar experience more dynamic and result-driven. Thank you for considering this suggestion. I believe that this feature would be a valuable addition to the already robust set of tools GoToWebinar provides. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and am more than willing to provide further feedback or details if needed. Reed Floren
Allow Organizers to control which webcams attendees see
Hi Glenn, I would like an ability to turn on/off webcams. Specifically, I suggest to add a feature to manually change the speaker cameras that attendees view. There should be a way for organizers to have the option to push the webcam view to the attendees to see only the active speaker view or a gallery view or select speakers. In the classic version, I can simulate this by manually turning cameras off and on (which sends the speaker a request to activate their camera).
