Videoconferencing allows people to see one another on their computer screens (using a small video camera) while talking to one another through microphones and speakers. Point-to-point videoconferencing requires all parties to be using the same equipment and software., connecting typically through ISDN lines. Proshare is a popular point-to-point videoconferencing vendor. Internet-based videoconferencing requires both parties to connect to a videoconferencing server. Microsoft's NetMeeting and White Pine's CUSee Me are popular Internet-based videoconferencing arenas.

• Visit IDE's Web site to see how-to sheets for using Microsoft Net Meeting and White Pines CUSee ME.
• Internet-Based Video Conferencing Web Sites:
  • Microsoft NetMeeting
  • White Pines CUSee Me
• Point to Point Video Conferencing
  • http://www.cv.nrao.edu/~abridle/videoconf/2_1Point_to_point_video_con.shtml
  • http://eduscapes.com/seeds/videoconf.html