Live, two-way audio transmission between two or more locations. Usually includes speaker phones and microphone amplification systems that allow audio volume balancing for people at different locations from the microphone. May also be supported by the use of FAX machines, etc. (See Video Conference)
Type of meeting which brings together three or more people in two or more locations through telecommunications.
Simultaneous visual and/or sound interconnection using telecommunications links that allow individuals in remote locations to see and communicate with each other in a conference arrangement. There are many types of teleconferences, including videoconferencing, computer conferencing or Web conferencing, and audio conferencing.
A meeting in which the participants do not physically meet but use telephones and computers to meet.
Bidirectional audio on either a one-to-many or a many-to-many basis.
Three or more people connected by telephone and capable of maintaining a continuous connection.
Teleconference is holding a conference via a telephone or network connection. Once the conference is in progress most applications allow the group to share applications and the use of a common whiteboard.
A conference held between different groups of people in different geographic location s. Each has a PC with a video camera attached. Each person is recorded on the camera & the image is played back on the other participants PC's by a special application program.
Two-way electronic communication between two or more groups in separate locations utilizing audio, video and/or computer systems.
a conference of people who are in different locations that is made possible by the use of such telecommunications equipment as closed-circuit television
a conference among people remote from one another who are linked by telecommunication devices (such as a telephone, television, or computer terminal)
a conference between two or more participants at different sites by using satellite technology to transmit the audio and video signal
a distant meeting among two or more participants involving technology more sophisticated than a simple two-way phone connection
a meeting or class which is conducted via a standard telephone conference call
a meeting or conference held via a telephone or network connection between participants in remote cities or work sites
a telephone meeting among several business associates
a telephone or video meeting between
a very special meeting that requires extra attention to make sure it's effective
A conference held among people in different locations by means of telecommunications equipment, such as closed-circuit television.
a conference between people in two or more locations linked by telephone. ( back)
point to multi-point "electronic meetings" transmitted by satellite where participants at multiple locations around the state or the country use two-way audio and one-way video to communicate.
Interactive, electronic communication among three or more people at two or more sites. Includes audio-only, audio and graphics and video-conferencing.
a live interactive communication between people at two or more locations utilizing audio and/or video technology.
is electronic communication between two or more groups, or three or more individuals, that takes place in real time. This communications can be by audio, video, or com-puter links, or by any combination of the three.
is a type of meeting in which people are linked by telecommunication devices such as telephones, televisions, and computers
Synonymous with telephone conference and audio conference, see conference call.
Business communication tool that allows a group of people to call into a shared phone line. A web conference can be added to a teleconference for visuals and interactive elements.
Communication via audio, video, or computer between two or more groups in separate locations.
Holding an Audio Conference - with people remote from one another - by means of telephones.
A meeting between people who link to each other via their telephones or computers, even though they are separated geographically.
real time, simultaneous audio conference to multiple sites through phone, video, or computer. Uplink: Sending data up to a communications satellite, where it can be downlinked to a receiving site.
A meeting involving at least one uplink and a number of downlinks at different locations.
A recruiting rally or business briefing that is broadcast by telephone. Prospects are told to phone in at a certain time to hear the event.
Simultaneous conference to multiple sites distributed via audio (phone or other audio). Satellite videoconferences and videoconferences using compressed video are sometimes referred to as "teleconferences." To distinguish more accurately between these frequently used terms, using the term which uniquely describes the communication is preferred.
Use of telephone technology to hold meetings of two or more participants over a distance.
a phone meeting where callers can both see and hear each other. (see also: Video Teleconferencing)
In telecommunication, teleconference is the live exchange and mass articulation of information among persons and machines remote from one another but linked by a telecommunications system, usually over the Information Super-Highway..
