REAL Software
REAL by Humap Software is a cloud-based collaboration solution. It offers content sharing, chat, editing, polls, booking management and workspace statistics within a suite.
REAL features a text widget, where users can share customized communications with participants using text, images and links. The image widget functionality allows users to add images and GIFs to pages.
REAL also includes a polling widget, which allows users to conduct polls and track the results in real time. Results can be shown use bar graphs or pie charts.
The product also features a drag-and-drop editor, which allows users to create pages and workspaces using customized backgrounds and formats. The Workspace Statistics functionality enables users to track content-related metrics, such as video views and time spent on page.
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Supported Operating System(s):
Web browser (OS agnostic)
1 Review of REAL
Sanna from D.E. Prego Oy
Employees number: 11-50 employees
December 2017
December 2017
We've used REAL for Management Training and Culture Transformation programs.
Ease-of-use
Usability
Functionality
Functionality
Product Quality
Quality
Value for Money
Value
Support
We were better able to meet our customers' needs.
Pros
It is really easy to use - both from an admin's and from end-user's point of view. Easy to customize to fit the customer's brand. Features are very social media-like and familiar enough for participants, so there's not much learning to get started with the interface. Work spaces are easy to modify if the program requires it. A little planning ahead is recommended, though!
REAL is best suitable for dialogue and collaboration between participants. Keep in mind, that facilitation is needed every once in a while and this is a lesson we've had to learn as we've progressed with the programs. Another point to remember is simplicity. Don't overwhelm your participants with too much clutter in the beginning.
Cons
We are still waiting for some features, such as emoticons in the chat widgets :)
Other than that, I have nothing much negative to say. Pays to know a bit of CSS code though, or at least the principles behind it (I've learned to embed maps and surveys from external sources in text boxes on my own).
