It has the ability to simultaneously screenshare (for a presentation) and have a webcam on. There's a group chat feature for questions, too. The room admin can mute participants if you want to hold "live" questions for the end.
I wasn't sure of the maximum number of participants but have routinely been in calls with dozens of people with good performance, including in meetings with folks from both US and Australia (and US/UK).
It's a bit hidden, but if you scroll to the bottom here under "2017 VidyoCloud Service Description," the PDF there says limits are 100 participants for the "Team Plan," and 200 for the "Enterprise Plan," with the ability to buy extensions up to 500: https://www.vidyo.com/cloud-video-conferencing-service
I haven't used the mobile client (iOS/Android) personally, but it's seemed to work decently well for my coworkers.
Not sure of the cost of the different plans, but I've been quite satisfied with it as a full-time remote dev.
It has the ability to simultaneously screenshare (for a presentation) and have a webcam on. There's a group chat feature for questions, too. The room admin can mute participants if you want to hold "live" questions for the end.
I wasn't sure of the maximum number of participants but have routinely been in calls with dozens of people with good performance, including in meetings with folks from both US and Australia (and US/UK).
It's a bit hidden, but if you scroll to the bottom here under "2017 VidyoCloud Service Description," the PDF there says limits are 100 participants for the "Team Plan," and 200 for the "Enterprise Plan," with the ability to buy extensions up to 500: https://www.vidyo.com/cloud-video-conferencing-service
I haven't used the mobile client (iOS/Android) personally, but it's seemed to work decently well for my coworkers.
Not sure of the cost of the different plans, but I've been quite satisfied with it as a full-time remote dev.