1/18/2012 10:01 AM
You can certainly both watch from the same computer. The best practice is for each of you to enroll for the webcast and there are several reasons why.
First, if you each want education points then the event needs to be on your individual member record. That happens when you register.
Second, after you enroll an email for access is sent to you. If it is for an On Demand webcast, that is access directly to the recording that you can download to your computer. So even if you both listen to it now, you can have it for a resource later if you both enroll.
If it is a live event, again, you get the access to the event by email response after enrolliing. We record all of the live webcasts and everyone who is enrolled in the live event gets an email (usually the next day) with access to the recorded version. So again, it is a resource you can have in the future.
For the On Demand webcasts, you do need to complete the evaluation after you watch/listen to receive education points. We have a link now on the education page of the web site, in the right hand column.
Hope that provides some clarification. Feel free to contact me directly if you have other questions and thanks for your support of GCSAA.
Lisa Wick, GCSAA
Sr. Manager, e-Learning Programs
Lisa Wick, sr. manager, e-Learning Programs