This document discusses options for video conferencing software to use for online meetings and staff development. It notes that video conferencing could reduce costs by limiting travel for classes and meetings, while saving time by allowing administrators to spend more time on site and enabling early staff development classes. The guidelines provided are that the software must be low-cost, support video/audio with multiple streams, allow document sharing, be web-based across platforms without installation, with polling, chat, recording, and screen sharing as desirable features. Several options are described, including Microsoft Live Meeting which meets all criteria but requires server setup, and Mikogo, Slideshare with Zipcast, and Skype Professional which offer some but not all desired features.