videoconferencing

Examples of conferencing

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Exact agreement was 83%; disagreements were resolved by conferencing.
Where novelists lead, anthropologists follow, for conferencing is a feature of our age.
Disagreements between two coders on transcripts in the present study were resolved by conferencing.
This paper reviews recent research which addresses these questions by focusing on teacher written and oral feedback, peer conferencing and computer-mediated feedback.
When coders did not agree, final classification was determined through conferencing.
Modelling sustainable development planning: a multicriteria decision conferencing approach.
Closely related to language skills are such activities as email cor respondence, talking on the telephone, video conferencing and working with metalinguistic tools.
Needless to say, we have yet to figure out how best to employ multi-point conferencing for extended synchronous collaboration.
And in 2002, while the benefits of restorative conferencing between victim and offender were being lauded, the prison population exceeded 70,000 for the first time.
This article discusses a project in which electronic conferencing was used to replace the conventional seminar as a means of heightening cross-cultural awareness.
As a result, communication has been facilitated and case conferencing increased.
They coded all videotapes, with any disagreements resolved by conferencing.
Differences were resolved by conferencing.
Earlier developments, however, came with the advent of videoconferencing and interactive television, and these are also reviewed, as well as the use of computer conferencing and course management software.
The paper first presents the underlying theories in more detail before examining how these theories are translated into the design of tasks for language tutorials via an audio-graphic conferencing tool.
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