Videoconferencing is one of the Internet services that are currently developing intensively. The progress in the field of data teletransmission in the Internet allows for the gradual improvement of techniques enabling online Videoconferencing via the Internet.
In addition, completed Videoconferences after recording can be placed almost automatically on the profiles of social media portals.
In connection with the above, Videoconferencing is an excellent form of sharing experiences in the field of scientific research conducted by scientists.
It is also a good way to popularize scientific knowledge. In addition, debates may also be held on the Internet, and Internet-related questions may be asked by the speakers. Questions can be asked by listeners who watch Videoconferencing broadcast live, online through the Internet.
In view of the above, the current question is:
Is videoconferencing a good instrument for popularizing science over the Internet?
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The Cons, just quoting.
- Not all software is free, and the software that is free is limited in capability.
- With overseas conferences, depending on the speed of both of both your and the client’s internet, web conferencing can greatly reduce the visibility and function of shared desktops and applications.
- It is more informal than a face-to-face meeting.
- It requires suitable hardware and adequate training to use.
- There are costs associated with maintaining and keeping up with new technology.
https://arrowvoice.com.au/blog/the-pros-and-cons-of-web-conferencing/
Certainly, videoconferencing a good instrument for popularizing science over the Internet. People from distant parts of globe or country can get connected to share their view and ideas with other interested people to promote scientific temperament.
Hi sir,
A video conference uses technology to create visual connection between group of persons..it need suitable laboratory, high speed internet connection, a full computer system..
It is a good way of disseminating scientific information quickly and effectively. In the past one had to rely on tele-conferences with accompanying difficulties of not being to display data or graphs. Copies of each session can be stored on web sites for later viewing as well.
The Cons, just quoting.
- Not all software is free, and the software that is free is limited in capability.
- With overseas conferences, depending on the speed of both of both your and the client’s internet, web conferencing can greatly reduce the visibility and function of shared desktops and applications.
- It is more informal than a face-to-face meeting.
- It requires suitable hardware and adequate training to use.
- There are costs associated with maintaining and keeping up with new technology.
https://arrowvoice.com.au/blog/the-pros-and-cons-of-web-conferencing/
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