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SYNCHRONOUS CONFERENCING

'Synchronous conferencing' is the formal term used in science, in particular in computer-mediated communication, collaboration and learning, to describe text chat technologies. It has arisen at a time when the term ''chat'' had a negative connotation. Today it is occasionally also extended to mean audio/video conferencing or instant messaging systems, given they provide a text-based multi-user chat function. The word ''synchronous'' in this case is not to be considered a technical term, but rather describing how it is perceived by humans - chat happens in ''realtime'' before your eyes.
Typical synchronous conferencing technologies include

Internet Relay Chat (IRC)

Jabber (XMPP)

MUDs

Protocol for SYnchronous Conferencing (PSYC)

Webchats

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Web conferencing

Collaborative software (Groupware)

UTC is used for international synchronous conferencing meetings.

Chat rooms

★ category overview.

Asynchronous conferencing

External links



Comparing Email and Synchronous Conferencing in Online Peer Response (no longer available online)

Using Synchronous Conferencing to Support Distance Language Learning: a case study

Hard Books, Deep Reading, and Synchronous Conferences in the Humanities "Pickle Factory"

Introduction to Computer-Mediated Communications & Distributed Networking

Protocols of Improvisation and Online Communication

Synchronous Meetings at IEEE

MultimETH is a synchronous conferencing system from 1993

Synchronous Collaboration Tools for the Academic World

Linkage between Instructor Moderation and Student Engagement in Synchronous Computer Conferences

Computer-Mediated Literacy Development in Deaf and Second Language Populations

Workshop on Synchronous Communication in the Language Arts Classroom

Online Training Options for Horizon Wimba Live Classroom (Synchronous Conferencing)

Use of Asynchronous and Synchronous Conferencing Tools: Implications for Teacher Practice

Direct democracy through synchronous chat and related

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