Do I need Slack or Google Chat to communicate with the other presenters?

No! Who wants to get aggravated with internal messages while giving an online presentation!?  We’ve built a Team Chat feature that lets you talk amongst yourselves, inside of webinar.net Presenter Console. The attendees do not see this, only folks who have access to the Presenter Console.

Presenter Chat is on the left-hand navigation bar in the Presenter Console:

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