Here is a new collaboration freeware for E-Learning called Gogrok (http://www.gogrok.com). It enables users to have remote access capability while calling from Skype. If you are already a Skype user or considering adopting Skype as your E-Learning tool, Gogrok will be a good choice for you.

The difference between Gogrok and other real-time interactive software is its co-edit ability. Gogrok users can share almost any type of applications (word documents, excel, power point slides, web browser, AutoCAD drafts, an installation file for a hardware….etc, you name it!) to the people on their Skype contact list and work on it together. If you select a single file to work on, you and the people you invite will see the same file at the same time. Once you grant the editing right to the guests and then the real-time collaboration starts. If you select to share your desktop to the guests, they will see what you see on your computer screen at the same time.

The real-time co-editing ability makes the leaning process with more accessibility. Most of the remote desktop connection software are not very user-friendly in user interface design. But Gogrok is different because it aims at general users. You don’t have to be a computer geek to know how to operate this software. Gogrok allows you to work, share, or demonstrate on your computer with other people within only a few clicks.

If you want to know more about what Gogrok can do for you, visit Gogrok website: http://www.gogrok.com/ or search “Gogrok” on any search engine.