Webcasting is a digital method of broadcasting live or on-demand audio and video content over the internet, allowing simultaneous participation from different geographical locations. Developed in the mid-1990s, it has since evolved into a powerful communication tool used for various purposes such as online learning, corporate communications, and entertainment. Unlike traditional broadcasting methods that require substantial investment and infrastructure, webcasting uses streaming technology to deliver content directly to end-user devices including computers, tablets, and smartphones. Webcasting’s interactive features – like real-time polling, chat boxes, and Q&A sessions – enhance viewer engagement and facilitate immediate feedback. This technology’s accessibility and cost-effectiveness have made it integral to today’s world of digital connectivity.