Videoconferencing technology refers to the tools and software that enable people in different locations to see and communicate with each other through live video and audio on a computer or mobile device. Full definition
In 1993 Ombrellaro participated as a physician in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's Mednet video consultation pilot project, which offered inmates medical exams using videoconferencing technology, negating the need for physicians to be in the same rooms as their patients. (scientificamerican.com)
He has steadily increased the number of distance - learning courses taught by certified teachers through the use of videoconferencing technology, the type of technology available to students and teachers even in the most remote areas of the district, and has strengthened the reliability and durability of the infrastructure that makes it all work. (leaders.edweek.org)
Many courts have moved to videoconferencing technology so that they can hold brief hearings with jail inmates without requiring jail staff to undergo the time - consuming and risky process of transporting inmates to court. (mackinac.org)