Video Conferencing Blog

When it comes to social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, security is imperative for protecting identities.

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Although the economy is improving, there are still many people across the country without work. But a recent one-hour webinar, presented by Ford R. Myers, helped job seekers find the career they’ve been looking for, reports Jackson Sun business reporter Ned B. Hunter.

Doctors in Australia will have increasing telepresence as telehealth rebates beginning in July 2011 have spurred major growth in the industry, according to the Australian.

The world’s largest software company, SAP, recently tried several energy-saving techniques at their first U.S. location in Palo Alto, California, such as adopting solar power, LED lights, electric cars and video conferencing.

The Ohio University Learning Network allows students to attend classes at the main campus, regional campuses and other partner universities such as Ohio State and Akron University, regardless of which institution they are currently enrolled in.

For special needs students at A.J. West Elementary School in Aberdeen, Washington, there were very few staff members able to accommodate their varying levels of cognitive abilities.

Middle school and high school students in Kentucky are joining together for a Spanish class. The exciting part, however, is that half the students take the class from three miles away.

Face-to-face meetings will never go out of style, but video conferencing has given lawyers and mediators a way to cut costs and add convenience for their clients, says Lawyers Weekly.

Heavy snow and freezing temperatures have nearly paralyzed European travel, as major airports in Britain and Switzerland have closed and there have been hundreds of highway accidents, reports ABC News.