books about: conferencing     books:       Video Communications: The Whole Picture (CMP Telecom & Networks)2 reviews CMP Books, 2005 Leaves No Stone Unturned The authors leave no stone unturned regarding video communications. This book covers everything from the 26 pound picturephone launched at the 1964 New York World's Fair, squeezing video over the equivalent of 100 telephone lines, to the current and future uses of mobile video transmitting over invisible digital wireless high speed technologies. I found the book to be well thought out and ...             Voice and Video Conferencing Fundamentals1 review Scott Firestone, Thiya Ramalingam, ... Cisco Press, 2007 VERY VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!! Are you a network or system administrator? If you are, then this book is for you. Authors Scott Firestone, Thiya Ramalingam and Steve Fry, have done an outstanding job of writing a book for those that are involved in the design, development, deployment and support of audio and video conferencing products. Firestone, Ramalingam and Fry, begin by reviewing the elementary concepts of ...             Facilitating Online Learning: Effective Strategies for Moderators2 reviews George Collison, Bonnie Elbaum, ... Atwood Pub, 2000 A fantastic help for online course moderators. This book was an amazing resource for me. After seeing what Collison, Haavind, Tinker, and Elbaum do with online moderation, I recognized dozens of great strategies to add to my facilitation arsenal. Highly recommend it!             Open space technology: A user's guide10 reviews Harrison Owen Abbott Publishing, 1992 Bible of Open Space This is a very good hand-book for open space newcomers.Easy to understand and easy to read.I strongly suggest this book for anybody who want to start learning open space technology             Network Nation - Revised Edition: Human Communication via Computer2 reviews Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Murray Turoff The MIT Press, 1993 Getting it right - an accurate look into the Net's future While reading The Network Nation, I had to constantly refer to the publication date on the inside cover, 1978. Indeed, I was reading the revised edition dating back to 1993, but that didn't lessen my amazement. TNN was visionary when it was first published, but it is without question the defining document and perhaps standard reference work for the field of Computer Mediated Communication, ...             SIP Demystified9 reviews McGraw-Hill Professional, 2001 Helpful I thought this book was very helpful to understand the basic concepts of SIP.             Electronic Collaborators1 review Lawrence Erlbaum, 1998 Stunningly Relevant This book is a godsend. It includes discussions on Cognitive and Social Constructivism/Sociocultural theory (i.e both Piaget AND Vygotsky) which are very accessible. It also addresses issues regarding online discussions and debates as well as design strategies for online collaboration systems.             Video Conferencing over IP: Configure, Secure, and Troubleshoot1 review Michael Gough SYNGRESS, 2006 Integrate your system with the perfect choices Simple, easy solutions for producing high-quality video conferencing are gathered under one cover in a title that covers the hardware needed for both business and personal use. Learn about requirements, protect privacy with firewalls and control systems, understand different set-ups and options, and integrate your system with the perfect choices with Video Conferencing Over IP: Configure, Secure ...             Skype Me! : From Single User to Small Enterprise and Beyond9 reviews Michael Gough SYNGRESS, 2005 Best book on Skype add-ons and tweaks to get to to work the way you want Skype is a simple to implement Voice Over IP (VOIP) solution for the average computer user. If you are tired of long-distance charges, want to be able to tell when someone is online and you can call them, chat in a secure, encrypted environment, engage in video chatting with others, or call someone who has a regular phone system at substantially reduced rates then Skype may be the product you ...             The Web Conferencing Book8 reviews Sue Spielman, Liz Winfeld AMACOM, 2003 Invaluable book - a must have! Like many people looking for a book or information on web conferencing I was frustrated in my search by the surprising lack of available material. Needless to say I was thrilled when my search ended having come across "The Web Conferencing Book..." and was happier still when I found the book to be as an informative and engaging read as it is. Extremely comprehensive, The Web Conferencing Book ...             Accessible videoconferencing.(Conferencing): An article from: Communications News Gale Reference Team Thomson Gale, 2007 This digital document is an article from Communications News, published by Thomson Gale on November 1, 2007. The length of the article is 582 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: Accessible videoconferencing.(Conferencing) ...             Desktop Conferencing: A Complete Guide to Its Applications and Technology (Ibm-Mcgraw-Hill Series)1 review Barry K. Aldred McGraw-Hill Companies, 1996 Practical and a little before its time A sound summary of IBM's prescient Person-to-Person development in the late 1980s; makes some of the Peer-to-Peer (P2P) ideas seem quite old-fashioned - but then someone who's been using e-mail since the late 1970s and instant messaging (on IBM VM internal systems) since the dawn of time gets a lot of deja-vu feelings these days. Easy to read - and well worth trawling through for people working ...             Official Microsoft Netmeeting Book4 reviews Bob Summers Microsoft Pr, 1998 Thorough, well-written and easy to understand I disagree with the prior reviewer's absolute pan of the book. While I agree that much of the material is obvious (NetMeeting is a very intuitive application), it presents all aspects of the product, in an understandable, readable and even witty way. This book is probably not for the hacker who can pick up an application like this and push it to the max in one hour. It could have gone into ...             WebEx Web Meetings For Dummies7 reviews Nancy Stevenson For Dummies, 2005 Perfect! Just What I Needed. This book was great. I'm new to WebEx, in fact new to web conferencing. I was a little intimidated at first, but got through my first few web conferences without any problems. (The Webex interface is really simple and intuitive.) What this book did was empower me with the knowledge of how to run really effective meetings online. Yes, it covers the basics well, but the real value was in ...             2008 VoIP and Video Conferencing Professional Reference CD Larry Chaffin, Joshua Brashars, ... Syngress, 2007 Most IT Professionals rely on a small core of books that are targeted specifically at their job responsibilities. These dog-eared volumes are used on a daily basis and are considered essential. But budgets and space often limit just how many books can be added to your cored library. The VoIP and Video Conferencing Professional CD solves this problem. It contains seven of our best selling titles, providing the "next level" of reference you will ...             Selling Power Software Sales Newsletter - February 25, 2008 (Software Sales Newsletter)1 review Personal Selling Power, 2008 SPAM - Shows up on EVERY computer search This shows up on every computer related search, even when it is emphatically NOT applicable, such as Software Project Management. Thus, it must be spam, and I don't buy spam!             Microsoft Exchange 2000, Conferencing Server, and SharePoint Portal Server 2001 (White Book)6 reviews Rand Morimoto, Joe Pennetta, ... Sams, 2001 Excellent Book for Exchange 2000! I bought this book when it first came out, and we used it as our guide to implement Exchange 2000 for our 3,500-employee company (7 domestic sites / 3 int'l sites). We just completed our migration last week and I don't think we could have done it without this book! Not sure what the other reviews were referencing since the time I bought this book (possibly SharePoint which we did not implement), ...             Videoconferencing: The Whole Picture5 reviews James R. Wilcox CMP Books, 2000 Do you see the 'Whole Picture'? You will! James R. Wilcox, CISSP, has put forth a tremendous effort in his 3rd edition of 'Videoconferencing the whole picture'. Mr. Wilcox clearly demonstrates this effort in the thoroughness at which he describes the technology that will forever change the way we function at work and home. Any reader interested in videoconferencing or interactive media will be delighted to see that this book includes ...             ACT TELECONFERENCING FILES PATENT FOR PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE.(ClarionWeb, Global Services Conferencing ... Worldwide Videotex, 2002 This digital document is an article from Productivity Software, published by Worldwide Videotex on June 1, 2002. The length of the article is 650 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: ACT TELECONFERENCING FILES PATENT FOR ...              search for books accessible, applications, clarionweb, collaborators, communication, communications, complete, conferencing, configure, demystified, effective, electronic, enterprise, facilitating, fundamentals, ibm-mcgraw-hill, microsoft, moderators, netmeeting, newsletter, productivity, professional, proprietary, reference, sharepoint, strategies, technology, teleconferencing, troubleshoot, videoconferencing books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen VHS: Corporation leave a comment home  impressum - about us