videoconferencing

Definitions

Examples

• After all, fitness classes are not the easiest thing to adapt for a videoconferencing environment.

• As much as we talk about “Zoom fatigue,” videoconferencing has been an essential way for people to stay connected, professionally and socially.

• It was one of several videoconferencing options already out there, but it captured the public imagination and market share more than most.

• In premarket trading, Zoom, the videoconferencing company whose service became a household name during the pandemic, saw its shares fall as much as 20%, with Peloton off 14%.

• Part of the problem may be that videoconferencing company Zoom has stolen some of Slack’s thunder in the workplace, experiencing massive growth as people shift to videoconferencing during the pandemic.

• On Friday, Zelich appeared in court via videoconferencing from the Walworth County jail.

• Apple has Facetime, a videoconferencing service that runs on iPhones.

• The foundation also teaches interreligious understanding among school children worldwide via videoconferencing.