Smart videoconferencing : new habits for virtual meetings / Janelle Barlow, Peta Peter, Lewis Barlow.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 149-150) and index.

Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; PART ONE: WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT?; 1 Videoconferencing: A Twenty-First Century Business Tool; 2 Why New Habits Are Needed; 3 Limitations of Videoconferences; PART TWO: HABIT 1-LEVERAGE YOUR CHOICES; 4 Should Your Meeting Be a Videoconference?; 5 The Demands of Videoconferences; 6 Videoconference or Face-to-Face Meeting?; 7 Videoconference or Teleconference?; PART THREE: HABIT 2-THINK PRIME TIME; 8 Preparation; 9 Interesting Agendas; 10 Setting Personal Agendas; 11 Getting a Great Start; 12 Moderators; 13 Question Handling.

In recent years, videoconferencing technology has improved significantly as equipment prices have dropped. Smart Videoconferencing demonstrates how to integrate this technology into business communications. The authors address the most basic concerns of users: how to handle the equipment, how to reduce distractions, how to avoid mistakes, and how to look and sound your best on camera and get the most out of virtual meetings.

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