conferencing

[ kon-fer-uhn-sing, -fruhn- ]

noun

1. the holding of a series of meetings or conferences.
2. participation in a conference that involves use of a particular electronic technology: Compare teleconferencing ( def 1 ), videoconferencing.

   audio conferencing; computer conferencing.

Word History and Origins

Origin of conferencing¹

First recorded in 1860–65; conference + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

Instead, the team utilized virtual conferencing tools such as Slack, Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Docs to create a virtual workspace for them and their client with a Super Bowl ad spot this year, Uber and UberEats.

From Digiday

Regardless of where you teach or go to school, there is a chance you’re involved in some form of video conferencing.

From Popular-Science

Even if you’re a seasoned video conferencing pro at this point, a quick, in-depth check to make sure everything is working correctly can’t hurt as part of your daily meeting routine.

From Popular-Science

In the past 11 months, Cronkshaw Fold Farm has facilitated more than 10,000 five-minute video calls on conferencing platforms.

From Washington Post

Users would have to stream five hours of 4K-resolution video every day for a month or take part in 3,500 hours of video conferencing to exceed the threshold, Comcast has said previously.

From Washington Post