Coffee Talk Drop by week days from 9am to 10am for coffee. This is an open conference. We talk about the tools and how they work. This is a good time to bring your questions.

Meetings are normally scheduled using Eastern Time, however not always! It is important to check the time if you happen to be in a different zone. We have included a time zone planner to make it easy for you to check the times compared to EST.

Monday Nights at 8 PM (ET)Reach to Achieve Conference

Thursday Nights at 8 PM (ET) Let's Talk Promotion

The Techie Stuff
Friday Nights at 8 PM (ET)

Understanding Your Computer
- Sunday 8 PM ET Look to your email for the link and password

If you have never used a ClickMeeting conference room before, you will have a small piece of software to download to your computer.

• Everybody can access an event if they have the URL for the room where it will take place. Simply paste it into your browser address bar and you will be taken to the room.
• If you do not have this link, you can also access the event from our main site http://www.clickwebinar.com. Click Join a Meeting and provide the ID of the event you wish to take part in.
• If you do not have this either, then the only other way you can log in is by clicking the Join button in the email received from the organizer.
• You do not need a clickmeeting account to attend a clickmeeting session. You participate as a guest of the meeting organizer.
• Some of our Instructors use other conference facilities to conduct their meetings, the link and any password needed will be sent to you in a confirmation email when you sign up for their weborials or webtorials.

We have a few but not many rules

• Please use your given name and your location when entering the conference. We like to see who we are talking to and where they are from.
• Mute the microphone or telephone headset during the presentation
• Type in your questions in the chat box as you think of them during the presentation
• All questions will be answered in the order they are typed into the chat box after  the presentation. You may find the presenter has answered your question by the end of the presentation. (this is a good thing)
• You are welcome to comment at the end of the presentation, matter of fact you are encouraged to.