The 20 Habits of Truly Brilliant Presenters
Re-post article by By Maurice DeCastro , founder of Mindful Presenter. I guess that’s why we don’t see too many pigs or horses using PowerPoint. We are unquestionably one of
Phone interviews are the worst: Embracing the video interview
Re-post article by Chelsia Johnson in Best Practices, Cloud, Lifesize, People, Trends. As someone who graduated in the midst of the recession, when employers had an infinite number of educated
Six Ways Recording and Sharing Will Change the Way You Work
Re-post article by Julian Fields in Amplify, Cloud, Features, Lifesize, Products. Video recording and sharing are some of the most innovative tools in the video conferencing industry. Seeing someone face
How to Get Better Quality Out of Your Video Chats
Re-Post from www.lifehacker.com So you’re all excited to hop on a video chat with grandma, but the quality is less than desirable. The video is choppy, the audio echoes and
Nail Your Mobile Video Conference
Cross-platforming, in terms of technology, refers to any time software or hardware is compatible with multiple platforms. It has become a standard of some of the most depended on software
How Is Video Conferencing Used in the Workplace?
Re-Post from www.traveldailynews.com | July 24, 2015 How exactly can video conferencing be used in the workplace? What niches can it fill? When is it not indicated? Knowing the indications
How to avoid common video conferencing mistakes
Re-Posted | Article by Scott Hartley | 27 July, 2015 As cloud-based video conferencing apps expand the availability of video conferencing to individuals and small business, there are some tips
Video Conferencing Misconceptions
Re-post from blog.cleveland.com | By Pentago | July 23, 2015 There are lots of ways that you’ll hear video conferencing put down. It’s either too time consuming or too expensive,
Videoconferencing do’s and don’ts (with video!)
Whether you’re an on-site presenter or distant participant, here’s how to do a remote meeting right.
