Video Conferencing Blog

As part of an honors course, students at Ashland University in Ohio are engaging with students from around the world, reports WMFD-TV.

The Sheriff’s Department in Lincoln County, Wisconsin, is saving thousands of dollars thanks to the installation of a video conferencing system, reports WSAW-TV.

New technology developed by researchers at the University of Illinois allows those using video conferencing technology to be virtually present together on the computer screen.

Elementary school students in Westerville, Ohio, got to take a trip to a NASA research center recently, without leaving the comfort of their hometown.

Social networking giants Facebook and MySpace have scheduled a joint press conference via webinar, reports the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, leading to speculation that the two rivals will announce a formal ceasefire.

Wakefield and District Housing, a single housing stock transfer organization, is turning to new technology to make their business more efficient.

Video conferencing can connect parties from across the world, but the technology also allows businesses to work faster, smarter, cheaper and more efficiently.

During a panel discussion about the award-winning documentary “Precious Life,” audience members at the 25th Annual Israel Film Festival in Los Angeles were surprised when the subjects of the film joined in the conversation from Gaza via video conference, reports the Wall Street Journal.

Partners in Health, a nonprofit health care organization that reaches patients in need all over the world, has expanded critical communications throughout Haiti by selecting a satellite to expand and enhance connectivity, according to a press release.

Members of an isolated island community have learned that cancer has no geographical boundaries, and neither does support.