videoconferencing

[vid-ee-oh-kon-fer-uhn-sing, -fruhn-]

noun

1. the holding of videoconferences.

Word History and Origins

Origin of videoconferencing¹

First recorded in 1975–80; videoconference + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

Then there are the logistical snags. Amazon.com ran short on desks, parking and videoconferencing rooms after ordering hundreds of thousands of workers to the office full time.

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Overhiring during the pandemic, when more people turned to online shopping, videoconferencing and social media, fueled much of the layoffs in recent years, experts say.

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A year ago, the famous videoconferencing app Zoom was stuck in post-pandemic doldrums.

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It last met in July 2021 in plenary form, but at that time some delegates had to take part by videoconferencing due to Covid-19 restrictions.

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On the work side of things, videoconferencing service Zoom and other companies that provide online meeting tools have built apps for the Vision Pro, too.

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