What is a Webinar?
Webinars are live software training over the internet and one of the more popular ways to learn software. When you sign up for a webinar, you receive a email with a link to the webinar. You simply log in with your email address, at the specified time and attend the webinar event. You will be able to watch the software class, hear the instructor and immediately interact with the instructor and other webinar attendees.
What do you need to attend a webinar?
An internet connection, a USB headset with microphone capable of VoIP (which can be purchased at any local office supply store) or a phone line, so that you can hear and speak to the instructor and other webinar attendees.
Note: Phone line internet connections can be used for webinars, but you may experience some delays in the display and audio for the webinar.
What is the difference between Instruction and Technique Webinars?
Webinars that are listed as Software Instruction are designed to teach the functions, tools and operations of the software package. While we may complete a design, these webinars concentrate more on learning the use of the tools and digitizing theory

Webinars listed as Technique Webinars are designed to teach the tools and functions of the software required to complete the design or designs for a specific sewing and embroidery project. These webinars also cover the functions, tools and operations of the software in less detail and only as they pertain to the designs for the project.

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