Two useful tools for surveys and webinars

November 6th, 2006 | Posted in Web Design No Comments »

I’ve come across a couple of free tools that may prove useful for surveys and webinars.

Surveys: www.Surveygizmo.com
Allows you to create surveys with up to 250 responses for free

Webinars: www.vyew.com
Free webinar tool (but I need to explore it more)

Has anyone had any experience with these two tools?

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