The voice of the presenter comes through traditional audio conferencing services and the visuals such as presentation slides and manual materials are conveyed via a specially designed web site. A program registrant, a few minutes prior to the scheduled start time of the session, dials a telephone number that connect that participant to a audio conference network. The participant also needs to log on to a web site address. The web site will ask for a program code. Questions are asked in two ways.
Participants can send questions over an e-mail function on the web site.
Also, at the end of most AudioNet programs, participants can ask questions through the audio conference portion of the program. Participants only need to be able to log on to the Internet and connect by telephone in the audio conference. The is no need for special computer equipment. AudioNet programs can be received by equipment as basic as 14.4k modules and a 486mghz IBM compatible or Super Mac. There is no need to downloading special computer programs.