Coaches Using Video Conferencing

The Complete Athlete has teamed up telecommunications pioneer ACN to offer our Athletes, Coaches and Faculty Members live, high-resolution video coaching and consults via the new IRIS 3000 Video phone.

The next best thing to being together for an instructional session is to review mechanics, protocols, practice sessions and personal performance progresss via live video teleconferencing.
CA has teamed up with the number one video conferencing telecommunications company to offer our Members and session attendees the new IRIS 3000 video phone.
Simply plug it into a broadband internet connection and within mnutes you're able to make local and long-distance calls free of charge via VOIP connection.
The high-resolution, 7 1/2" screen is adjustable to capture pitching motions and face-to-face consultations equally well. You can even plug it into a larger screen (TV OR computer monitor) to watch the action on a big screen. The phone can also act as a digital picture frame.
We've used this system with our athletes headed off to college or professional assignments, and often find their parents taking advantage of the ACN family calling plans to stay in touch. Even a busy 12 year old can easily use the system to "brush up" on techniques learned in Symposiums or Pitcher-Prep programs. We think of it as high tech meets high touch, and appreciate ACN in assisting us in further innovating our coaching tools.

Free Videoconferencing (SKYPE)

Skype is one of the top ways that people or staying connected these day. It is free of charge and easy to set up. All you need to get started is a web cam and computer. It has many features such as  friends list, the ability to make voice call with videoconferencing, and the ability to make conference call with multiple people. This can be beneficial in many ways, it also has many other features. I have attached a link for you to check out.




  http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/home

Different Types of Video Conferencing

 

Different Types of Video Conferencing

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Different Types of Video Conferencing

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One of the most-useful technical advancements of this decade is video conferencing. A relatively new method of communicating that is rapidly evolving, video conferencing systems are cost effective, reliable and easy to use. Today's businesses have learned that a video conferencing system is the next best thing to being there.

Identification

1. A video conferencing system is a straightforward and efficient way to communicate with people across the state, country or around the globe. Video conferencing technology can be compared to making a phone call with video and conference calling features. With a video conferencing system, you have audio and visual communication capabilities and can communicate with anyone in the world who has the same equipment.

   Two Types of Video Conferencing

2. There are two different types of video conferencing and many different companies that manufacture and sell the equipment.
   
   Point-to-point video conferencing is communicating in real time with any number of people who are in two different physical locations. This application is invaluable for a company with just one branch office.
   
   Multi-point video conferencing is communicating in real time with any number of people in three or more geographic locations. Multi-point can save time and money, especially for a company with more than two locations.

   Dedicated Video Conferencing Systems

3. Dedicated systems make purchasing multiple components unnecessary. A dedicated video conferencing system streamlines the process because the users only need one piece of equipment. A dedicated system includes the visual components, the network and audio equipment in one. Some dedicated systems are portable, which makes them perfect for one user. Larger systems offer more diversity and are more suitable for corporate users.

   Desktop Video Conferencing Systems

4. Almost any computer workstation can be configured to function as a video conferencing system. Add software, a microphone, video camera and speakers and your workstation can function as a video conferencing system.

   ISDN Networks

5. Video conferencing is accomplished by using a computer network. Networks link video conferencing participants with each other. ISDN are integrated services digital networks. It is a phone line that compresses the data and allows the audio and video, along with print data to be sent and received to other computers on the network at the same time. An ISDN network is extremely high quality and allows multiple participants to communicate significantly faster than those using a computer modem.

   IP Networks

6. IP networks are Internet protocol networks that let participants communicate through an IP address. Video conferencing participants only need to input a specified IP address and video conferencing is a reality.

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Videoconferencing Introduction

Video conferencing is a new age technology that allows us to connect people in different locations. It allows us to have face to face meetings with people across the country through computers, TV monitors and numerous others devices. It is used in a variety of fields from social networking, staying connected with friends and family, educational settings, and businesses. In my attempt to educate myself and others, I will try to shared information on my Blog that I feel is useful and informative. If you have any questions or suggestions feel free to ask or comment.

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