Audio conferencing is a telephone call by which callers can speak with multiple people at the same time using a single phone number. This type of service is optimal to support callers needing to connect with three or more persons outside their location.
1. A teleconferencing mode that allows individuals and groups to communicate through voice alone. 2. Telecommunication systems that allow participants to hear and be heard by one another [Source: Dr. Martin Elton, New York University]. 3. Two-way voice communication between two or more groups or three or more individuals, who are remote from one another and are using a telecommunications medium.
This is where a presentation is heard from a third party outside the auditorium using an analog phone line. The conference can be a two-way communication or one-way communication.
Voice only connection of two or more people using standard telephone or speakerphones. Audio bridges may link multiple sites.
A virtual meeting, where people sit in front of microphones to talk to other meeting participants at other locations. Speakers are used to hear others talk. This is usually done via a telephone, or more recently, via computer.()
Voice-only connection of three or more sides through standard telephone lines.
Refers to getting 3 or more parties connected together to send and receive information via audio conference. Although typically synonymous with telephone conferencing, audio conferencing can also refer to VOIP or audio streaming.
A voice only connection between more than two sites, using phone or computer messaging technology.
A conferencing system that employs voice-only communications.
Two-way remote voice communication among multiple individuals using a telephone, audio connection device, or VoIP.
A bureau service provided by telephone service providers such as BT, which can allow you to have a telephone conference call involving several people in different locations.
In the context of a web-delivered technology, this term generally refers to voice conferencing over the internet. The equivalent of a telephone conference using dial-up internet services, generally through software installed in a web browser. Implementations range from half duplex to full duplex. The term may also be used to refer to standard telephone conferences.
n-s ng) 1. voice only connection of more than two sites using standard telephone lines. 2. a fast, cost-effective way to hold meetings with clients and colleagues from around the world. Syn. conference call, multi-tasking, phone meeting
Live conference communications using telephone lines; an audio signal can be played into a meeting.
The process of conducting a conference between two or more participants in such a way that only the voices of the participants are heard.
Voice-only connection between three or more locations.
Voice communication delivered through standard telephone lines or Internet-based software sometimes used in distance learning.