Sentences with phrase «virtual conferencing»
"Virtual conferencing" refers to a technology that allows people from different locations to hold meetings or discussions using video and audio communication over the internet, instead of meeting in person. Full definition
If this can't happen in an actual classroom, then perhaps this can happen via virtual conferencing technology or Skype.
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For now, workplace applications for VR tend to be rather prosaic — think virtual conferencing — and much of the effort to create compelling content is focused on games and entertainment.
IBM (NYSE: IBM) is working with Emotiv to develop a corporate version of the headset that would allow, for example, virtual conferencing with avatars that represent people's expressions and feelings — so you would know who was engaged, who was bored, who was laughing at your jokes, and, maybe, who was pretending to laugh.
Minister for Education James Merlino said that 63 government schools across the region will be the first in Victoria to have new virtual conferencing systems installed as part of the Labor Government investment.
So too does virtual conferencing instead of flying all over the place for business meetings.
The first report is on virtual conferencing.
The World Wildlife Fund has released a couple studies that take a look at what impact virtual conferencing and telecommuting have on reducing the carbon emissions of doing business.
While technology for virtual conferencing is still in need of some improvement, the basics are there, as it is with telecommuting.
With rare exceptions, all interactions are over email, phone, or virtual conferencing tools...
Yet the data is clear that virtual conferencing would make a significantly smaller impact than flying to business meetings.