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How Cell Phones and Tablets Enable Telework

Tech Soup

To be able to telework, people usually need five things: a computer or tablet, broadband Internet, access to work email, access to work documents, and a phone. The processing power of our mobile phones roughly doubles every 18 months as does storage capacity, as do Internet speeds with the advent of faster 4G and 4G LTE mobile networks.

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What You Need to Know About Video Interviews

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These products are ones like Zoom, WebEx, and GoToMeeting. Some video services allow you to record the interview, but this is usually a cumbersome process and results in a large file equally cumbersome to share with others. Gone are the phone screens where one knows two minutes in the candidate is not a good fit for the open role.

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The search for good web conferencing, take 2

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

Perhaps if DimDim were also to release a version that integrated with Skype … I can’t figure out from looking around their site whether it is cross-platform enough to share desktops, but I signed up for the beta, so I guess I’ll test it out. I’m hoping to test it out soon, as well. 4 Anthony Russo 02.03.08

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Using Web Conferencing Software To Create A Screencast

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Nor I have been able to find his phone number or email to ask him directly. Ready/Talk outputs the file into.swf format which can't be brought into Camtasia for editing. I tried to convert the.swf file into one that would import into Camtasia using replay converter and couldn't do it. maybe he'll leave a comment here!

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The search for good web conferencing

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

In my tests it was buggy (some parts of it just didn’t work), and the interface was still a bit crude. It’s quite interesting, and it deals with the audio over phone issue (which is a major snag) by dispensing with two-way audio entirely, and just using one-way audio. And, boy did I just fail the Richard Stallman test!)

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