Attending webinars is something that is becoming more common today as the Internet is becoming more a part of people’s lives every day. Webinars are one way that people can receive training and keep up to date on topics that they have the most interest in. Three are many kinds of webinars in almost any subject that you can think of. Some of them are free, and some of them you have to pay for. The main thing however, is to know when these webinars are occuring.
The best way to do this is to join a webinar notification service that keeps you up to date on webinars and teleseminars such as the one here which will email you the webinars and teleseminars that are going on that day. This is saves the subscriber the frustration of missing their favorite webinar as well as time in having to go out and search them all every day.
Another way is to find out about aggregator sites that list webinars as well. These sites usually list paid webinars, but there are some other aggregator sites that list free webinars as well (besides this site).
Once you know the webinar that you want to attend and determine if it is free, you will need to register for the webinar (sign up) and then follow the rest of the instructions given by the webinar host for attending the webinar. Depending upon the webinar platform it can be as simple as going to a specific web page, to having a program download to your computer and using that software to connect to the webinar. Webinars are a bit more technical to attend than teleseminars because it requires the attendees being able to see the same thing on the Internet in real time behind a secure wall.
Another site that lists webinars free and paid is:
http://www.webinarreviews.org/educational-webinar-events-3/
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