The document discusses video conferencing, defining it as enabling people in different locations to see and hear each other. It describes the basic components of video conferencing systems as cameras, microphones, speakers and monitors. The two main types are point-to-point between two locations and multipoint connecting more than two sites through a control unit. Some common uses are for business meetings, e-learning, presentations and telemedicine. Advantages include reduced costs, improved communication and accommodating different learning styles, while limitations are high initial costs and potential issues with blurred images or audio echoes.

1. INTHE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST
BENIFICIENT & MARCIFULL

2. VIDEO CONFERENCING
PRESENTATION TOPIC:

3. CONTENTS:
 DEFINATION/CONCEPT OFVIDEO
CONFRENCING
 COMPONENTS
 TYPES
 USES OR APPLICATIONS
 ADVANTAGES
 DISADVANTAGES OR LIMITATIONS

4. WHAT IS VIDEO CONFERECING??
 Video conferencing is simply a vehicle for
interactive communication.
 enables one set of people to see and hear
people in a different location.
 In video conferencing transmission of image
(video) and speech (audio) take place
between two or more physically separate
locations
 Also known as “Video teleconference”.

5. BASIC FEATURES
 Very straightforward approach.
 Calls can be made locally, nationally or across
the world.
 The idea of video conferencing system first
given by IBM in 1991.

6. VIDEO CONFERENCING
COMPONENTS

7. VIDEO CONFERENCING
COMPONENTS
 Basic components are:
 Camera
 Microphone
 Speakers
 TV or Monitor

8. CAMERA
 To capture & send video during video
conferencing.

9. MICROPHONE
 To capture & send audio during video
conferencing.

10. SPEAKERS
 To play the audio which is received during
video conferencing.

11. MONITOR
 To display the video received during video
conferencing

12. VIDEOCONFERENCING TYPES

13. VIDEO CONFERENCING TYPES
 There are two basic types of video
conferencing:
 1. point to point
 2. Multipoint

14. Point-to-point
 A videoconference that connects two
locations.
 Each site sees and hears the other sites at all
times

15. Point-to-point

16. Multi-point
 A videoconference that connects to more
than two sites through the use of a multi-
point control unit( MCU ) or video hub.
 Participants at all sites can hear one another
at all times and see the site that is currently
speaking.
 This is a bridge that interconnects calls from
several sources.

17. Multi-point

18. USES OF VIDEO CONFERENCING

19. USES
 Business
 E-Learning
 E-Meetings
 Presentations
 Chating with friends
 Family talk

20. USES

21. USES (CONT…)
 Telemedicine
 Transmission of medical images
 Diagnosing & consulting
 Video conferencing in my hand
=> mobiles phones
=>Tablets
=> Ipads
=> Etc

22. USES (CONT…)

23. VIDEO CONFERENCING
ADVANTAGES

24. ADVANTAGES
 Student learning is impacted in several
ways:
 Enhances student motivation
 Connects with the real world.
 Promotes student retention and learning.
 Accommodates many learning styles.

25. ADVANTAGES (cont…)
 Videoconferencing affords students the
opportunity to develop and improve
various communication skills.
Presentation and speaking skills.
Communication and management
skills.
Questioning and interviewing skills.

26. ADVANTAGES (CONT…)
 Use of sign language communications for
deaf, hard-of-hearing and mute
 Can improve work quality
 Reduce costs
 Improves communication
 Groups can meet more frequently
 Critical meetings can be conducted in less
time
 More faculty and staff can be involved

27. Pic: Example of sign language communication
in video conferencing

28. VIDEO CONFERENCING
LIMITATIONS

29. LIMITATIONS
 Initial cost of the equipment is high.
 Blurred images seen when rapid movement
occurs :
Wear neutral, solid colors.
Avoid checks and stripes.
Use plain background.
Avoid glass in the background.
 Audio echo effect seen when system is not
properly installed :

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