Sentences with phrase «when videoconference»

When videoconference systems debuted in the early 1990s they promised to revolutionize how companies conducted business.

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He maintains a productive research environment by holding videoconferenced meetings in both English and Japanese with the Okinawan group when he is not in Japan.

Despite President Trump's statement during the Earth - to - space videoconference on April 24, when he hinted NASA should expedite its Mars mission, the space agency will be proceeding as originally scheduled.

When Renee Krantzer, of the University of Missouri College of Education, heard of the Orphan Train project, she invited the classes to participate in a videoconference with Janice Uptegrove's fourth grade students in Smithville, Missouri, who were also studying the topic, and with Shirley Andrews, the daughter of Orphan Train rider Irma Craig.

One of the most touching videoconferences we had was when we first ran our Holocaust Survivors series.

We found that students really appreciated it when their teachers told jokes and actually had some downtime in the videoconference so it wasn't just pure lecture, there was some downtime where students could maybe make some jokes.

NR: They seem like very obvious things but they're stuff that you have to pay attention to in your day to day classes when you're working a videoconference.

Distance - learning coordinator Charlie Brown said these kids — not «your usual motivated crowd» — «soared» when they began preparing for the videoconferences.

'» Her students were nervous when they began their first videoconference, the teacher says, «but they felt so proud after the call.

Automakers are still stumbling over how to let passengers watch movies, videoconference, or simply dial in navigation destinations when the car is moving.

When the Supreme Court of Canada agrees to hear oral argument on applications for leave to appeal, such argument is frequently done by videoconference.

And when he travels, he uses iPhone's front - facing camera to videoconference with his iPod - Touch - toting daughter.

And do you have (or if not would you favor) the option of participating in oral argument via videoconference, which even the rather geographically compact U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit uses when its judges can't justify a trip to Philadelphia?

Dan Tanel, Chief Technology Officer for managed video services provider BCS Global, says that when courts videoconference with police stations, prisons and probationary services, they can streamline the arraignment process, improve public safety by keeping prisoners inside prisons and meet «virtually» with probation officers in the field.

Even on a videoconference interview, make a point to look your interviewer in the eyes when responding to a question.