Advanced Desktop Platform Webinar

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There are three main types of trading platforms: mobile platform, desktop-based, and browser-based. The desktop platform is considered to be the most powerful. Desktop base is desktop based, you can download and install it on your computer just like any other program. In principle, this type of platform will allow for more features and higher speeds. A common example is the Etrade Pro platform. It provides scan tools, click and trade execution, and unlimited chart customization options. Browser-based platforms can be accessed via a browser, but this is enough. You can log in to your broker website and access their trading tools. You can watch the chart, buy and sell, and check your PnL. While others have desktop-based platforms, all brokers have browser-based platforms. Normally, there are fewer tools and execution speed is slower than desktop-based platforms. However, one advantage is that you can access all computers accessing the Internet.

Desktop - With the rise of subscription economies and platforms such as SaaS, native desktop applications tend to decline. However, there are still desktop-based applications (Microsoft Office, Spotify, Slack, Web browser, etc.) for the most common applications you are using today. Many other desktop applications are already online to create better experiences and content. Internet connection makes the product better and more portable, leading to the final category. Rise of Browser Experience (think about ways to see Netflix on laptop and shopping on Amazon). This is a large class user interface that still exists today and it is very important to keep track of these user interfaces.

For experts who want to provide real-time on-demand webinars, WizIQ is an old backup. The company provides a platform that makes it easy to provide real-time webinar sessions such as slides, desktop sharing, audio, video and so on, so that learners can record on-demand access. Courses can be published and sold in the WiziQ online market. WizIQ also offers plugins for Moodle, Sakai, Blackboard Learn. This is a popular learning management system in academia. There is a 30 day free trial, and the paid plan is $ 33 per month (annual fee) and 5% of the transaction fee for WizIQ payment gateway. (Whether you can use your gateway is not obvious from the website.)