Internet-based video conferencing

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There are potential uses of Internet-based two-way video and audio for public participation.

Online meeting or webconferencing tools, many which often have a per seat license fee and require downloaded software, go well beyond usual webcasting requirements. However, one could imagine the ability to testify via Internet-based video conferencing as a second generation Enhanced Webcasting feature.

The general use of video conferencing is also of interest. In the past, high quality video conferencing required direct ISDN or satellite connections. With the increases in Internet bandwidth, all IP (Internet Protocol) based options for fuller motion video become viable.

General Videoconferencing Resources

ConferZone is an e-conferencing resource covering Web conferencing, video conferencing, audio/voice conferencing and collaborative conferencing.

Video Conferencing Online resource for learning about video conferencing.

The Ontario Centre of Excellence in Vidoeconferecing is at the forefront of videoconferencing technologies and their applications for education, health, government and business.

The Videoconferencing Insight Newsletter provides the latest news on videoconferencing in all sectors.

Videoconferencing Cookbook – a searchable guide for videoconferencing brought to you by the Video Development Initiative

3D video conferencing and 3D web conferencing – a new way to collaborate