1. Applications

2. Related Products

3. Features

4. Third party integrations

5. History and marketplace competition

6. Version history

7. See also

8. References

9. External links

Adobe Connect (formerly Presedia Publishing System, Macromedia Breeze, and Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro) is software used to create information and general presentations, online training materials, web conferencing, learning modules, webinars, and user desktop sharing. All meeting rooms are organized into 'pods'; with each pod performing a specific role (i.e. chat, whiteboard, note, etc.).

Adobe Connect was formerly part of the Adobe Acrobat family and has changed names several times.

The product was first developed by a startup called Presedia, which created the Presedia Publishing System and included a first generation PowerPoint-to-Flash Plugin, which then became Adobe Presenter, and a training module. Macromedia acquired Presedia and added on a real-time web conferencing component, called Breeze Live (later renamed Breeze Meeting).

In version 5, Macromedia Breeze included four applications: Breeze Presenter, Breeze Training, Breeze Meeting, and Breeze Events (new in version 5). Following the acquisition by Adobe, Macromedia Breeze Meeting was initially rebranded to Adobe Connect, then Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional (with an SMB version named Adobe Connect), and now is rebranded as Adobe Connect. The full product line includes rebranded versions of Breeze Training, Breeze Meeting, Breeze Presenter, and Breeze Events.

Applications

Adobe Connect includes the following applications:

• Adobe Connect Webinars (formerly Breeze Events)
• Adobe Connect Learning (formerly Breeze Training)
• Adobe Connect Meetings (formerly Breeze Presenter)

Related Products

• Adobe Captivate Prime- A learning management system designed around capturing information from eLearning programs.
• Adobe Captivate - A rapid eLearning authoring tool with capability to publish directly the Connect server.

Features

Adobe Connect includes the following features:

• Unlimited and customizable meeting rooms
• Multiple meeting rooms per user
• Breakout sessions within a meeting
• VoIP
• Audio and video conferencing
• Meeting recording
• Screen sharing
• Notes, chat, and whiteboards
• User management, administration, and reporting
• Polling
• Central content library
• Collaboration Builder SDK
• Mobile App (Android and iOS)
• HTML5 Clients

Third party integrations

• DoceboLMS (Saas/Cloud Learning Management System)
• SAP (Learning Management System)
• Moodle LMS
• ParadisoLMS
• DCO II (Secure Connect for the DoD)

History and marketplace competition

Prior to September 2006, when Macromedia products were added to the Acrobat product line, Adobe Connect was Macromedia Breeze.^[1] It was renamed subsequent to Adobe's purchase of its former competitor Macromedia; the rebranded Breeze products were renamed Adobe Connect 6, rolled into the Adobe Acrobat Product line in version 7, and renamed Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional.

In version 7.5, the product was renamed Adobe Connect.

Version history

See also

• Collaborative software
• Comparison of web conferencing software
• Web conferencing
• Microsoft Teams

References

External links

• {{Official website|http://www.adobe.com/products/adobeconnect.html}}

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