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![]() ![]() ![]() What web conferencing services can CPD provide? Who do I contact to use the SUNY CPD Web Conferencing Services?
Web Conferencing is the activity and tools necessary to hold group meetings, classes, or live presentations over the Internet. In the early years of the Internet, the terms "web conferencing" and "computer conferencing" were often use to refer to group discussions conducted within a message board (via posted text messages), but the term has evolved to refer specifically to "live" or "synchronous" meetings, while the posted message variety of discussion is called a "forum," "message board," or "bulletin board." In a web conference, each participant sits at their own computer and is connected to other participants via the Internet. The most basic feature of a web conference is "screen sharing," whereby participants see whatever is on the presenter's screen. Usually this is accompanied by voice communication, either through a traditional telephone conference or through Voice Over IP (VoIP), although sometimes text chat is used in place of voice.** The SUNY CPD uses Web Conferencing for:
Typical Features of Web Conferencing Include:
A Webinar is a seminar conducted over the Internet. It is a type of web conferencing. In contrast to a Webcast, which is transmission of information in one direction only, a webinar is designed to be interactive between the presenter and the audience. A webinar is "live," where information is conveyed according to an agenda, with a starting and ending time.** Who do I contact to use web conferencing services through the SUNY CPD? If you would like more information about using web conferencing services through the SUNY CPD, contact: (315) 214-2440 or email info@cpd.suny.edu The SUNY CPD uses Elluminate for its web conferencing. Visit the Elluminate website for more information on Elluminate web conferencing. ** This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Web Conference."
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