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Classrooms go global with video conferencing
Tuesday, January 31 2012
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Video Conferencing News
Organizations such as My Culture Connect and the Flat Classroom project are encouraging schools to break down cultural barriers and engage with students in faraway classrooms through video conferencing. Read
Healthcare organizations offer outreach through webinars
Monday, January 30 2012
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Webinar News
Some healthcare organizations are providing companies and customers with free information about how to understand plans and policies and apply them in the most effective way. Read
Dermatologist can make appointments via video conference
Friday, January 27 2012
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Web Conferencing News
Advances in video conferencing technology that have allowed individuals to connect across distances with high quality live video have led to the exploration of telemedicine in healthcare. Read
High school teachers use video conferencing to be in two places at once
Thursday, January 26 2012
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Web Conferencing News
Two high schools in East Tennessee are sharing resources through the use of video conferencing technology. Read
Video conferencing used to meet astronauts in orbit
Wednesday, January 25 2012
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Video Conferencing News
Video conferencing technology can make it possible for individuals to meet across long distances, sparing them the travel time and expenses. Read
Webinars help keep farms connected
Friday, January 20 2012
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Webinar News
Purdue University and the University of Iowa are two schools offering free webinars to educate area farmers about agricultural issues. Read
Colorado schools use video conferencing to promote learning through technology
Thursday, January 19 2012
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Video Conferencing News
Littleton Public Schools in Colorado are using video conferencing technology in their classrooms to further learning goals and create distance learning opportunities. Read
Video conferencing apps and BYOD go hand in hand
Wednesday, January 18 2012
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Web Conferencing News
Video conferencing technology and BYOD (bringing-your-own-device) are predicted to be part of important technology trends in 2012 and have the potential to lead to workers increasing their web conferencing use. Read
Webinars can help plan for retirement
Tuesday, January 17 2012
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Webinar News
Making retirement plans might become easier as more information becomes available through free webinars. Read
U.S. Commerce Department hosts webinar series on exporting for expansion
Monday, January 16 2012
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Webinar News
The U.S. Commerce Department recently partnered with Connecticut Secretary of the State Denise Miller to offer a six-month webinar series that can help small businesses expand through export. Read
The Department of the Interior may reduce travel costs, increase video conferencing
Friday, January 13 2012
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Green Conferencing News
The Department of the Interior could stand to save millions of dollars and reduce carbon emissions if it uses video conferencing technology to cut back on travel, according to the Inspector General's report. Read
Video conferencing gets cultured
Wednesday, January 11 2012
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Video Conferencing News
Video conferencing technology that was once just used in offices to hold business meetings is being used as a way to share cultural experiences like art and museum exhibits. Read
Transportation going green with video conferencing
Wednesday, January 11 2012
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Green Conferencing News
Centralizing communications centers and providing multiple video conferencing sites can help transportation fleets follow green initiatives. Read
Social Security Administration could use start using video conferencing
Tuesday, January 10 2012
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What to do when you have a video conference interview
Tuesday, January 10 2012
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Video Conferencing News
Conducting interviews through video conferencing is becoming a viable option for businesses looking to cut travel costs. Read
Social Security Administration could use start using video conferencing
Tuesday, January 10 2012
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Web Conferencing News
Implementing video conferencing technology could mean that claimants meet with social security agents online instead of in person. Read
Distance Learning and Telemedicine Fund brings video conferencing to rural areas
Tuesday, January 10 2012
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Web Conferencing News
The USDA has granted more than $30 million in funds to bring telemedicine and distance learning to rural America. Read
Telework week 2012 encourages employees to save time and commuting costs
Monday, January 9 2012
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Green Conferencing News,
Video Conferencing News
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Tips for success in video conferencing
Monday, January 9 2012
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Video Conferencing News
As businesses continue to use video conferencing for its ability to cut traveling costs, increase productivity and improve their carbon footprint, it's important for presenters to know what to expect when they're not meeting face-to-face. Read
London businesses may turn to video conferencing during 2012 games
Monday, January 9 2012
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Video Conferencing News
UK transport minister Norman Baker has been encouraging businesses to take up video conferencing as a way to work remotely during the 2012 Olympic games. Read
Practice live yoga at home with web conferencing
Monday, January 9 2012
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Web Conferencing News,
Webinar News
For people who have always wanted to practice yoga, but haven't been able to make it to classes because they are stuck at home with a child, run into inconvenient scheduling or are far from a studio, yoga webinars and live classes via web conferencing offers a convenient solution. Read
Webinars can help build your hypnotherapy business
Monday, January 9 2012
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Web Conferencing News
Offering webinars and live classes can help reach clientele who may be seeking hypnotherapy services, but don't know where to find it within their community. Read
Webinars for weight loss: online conferences for childhood obesity prevention
Friday, January 6 2012
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Webinar News
Parents and care providers who want information on childhood obesity prevention can participate in one of many free webinars offered by organizations promoting children's health. Read
Post-op patients use video conferencing technology
Friday, January 6 2012
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Video Conferencing News
In a recent pilot program at the Children's Hospital Boston, doctors monitored post-operative patients using video conferencing technology after they were sent home. Read
Judges hold web conference with prisoners to cut court costs
Thursday, January 5 2012
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Web Conferencing News
Judges in several states are investing in web meeting technology that they plan to use for online meetings instead of holding public hearings for prisoners. Read
Developing cloud technology could lower video conferencing costs in 2012
Thursday, January 5 2012
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Video Conferencing News
Businesses experiencing the budget saving benefits of web conferencing might be pleasantly surprised if predictions come true that cloud-based solutions will drive down video conferencing costs. Read
Video conferencing enhancing emergency response
Thursday, January 5 2012
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Video Conferencing News
Government agencies are using video conferencing in an effort to enhance emergency response through training programs and real-time communication. Read
Classes can use video conferencing to take virtual field trips
Wednesday, January 4 2012
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Video Conferencing News
Classrooms can use video conferencing to take virtual field trips that create an interactive experience for students without the high admission costs or travel expenses. Read
Government agencies host webinars and tax workshops for small businesses
Tuesday, January 3 2012
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Webinar News
Small business owners can learn how to lower their tax bills, choose tax preparers and gauge potential vulnerabilities by taking advantage of free webinars hosted by government agencies. Read