Getting reactions
From E-Consultation Guide
To get spontaneity, people need to interact in real time, in face-to-face encounters, video or audio conferences, chat rooms and elsewhere.
- realtime 'chat'
- systems that allow people to converse with others at the same time, reacting immediately to each other, wherever they happen to be.
- E.g. chat rooms, text messaging, audio and video conferencing.
- Online chat
- a facility that allows real-time text or voice communication over the Internet.
- is used to hold group meetings or live presentations over the Internet.
- E-meeting software: Macromedia Breeze, Microsoft ConferenceXP, and OnlineMeetingRooms, etc.
a simulation of a Breeze meeting Democaster, streaming audio plus still images every 10 or 20 s.
old notes
Realtime 'chat' - systems that allow people to converse with others at the same time, reacting immediately to each other, wherever they happen to be - e.g. chat rooms, text messaging, audio and video conferencing.
There are many electronic communication technologies that support dialogues between people who are not necessarily all in the same room, or even present at the same time.
Online chat
- Instant messaging with other people over the Internet using chat client
- Gizmo Project
- Google Talk
- Internet Relay Chat - IRC
- MSN/Windows Messenger
- Skype
- Yahoo Messenger
- Jabber Instant Messenger
- Instant messaging with other people over the Internet using web browser
- Internet Relay Chat - IRC web client
- JabberChat
- PHP Open Chat
- Ralf's Chat
- WebChat
- X7 Chat
- Talk to other people over Internet using client software - VoIP
- Gizmo Project
- Google Talk
- MSN/Windows Messenger
- OpenWengo
- palTalk
- Skype
- VoipBuster
- Yahoo Messenger
Online video conferencing
- BT Conferencing
- GnomeMeeting
- Macromedia Breeze
- MarraTech
- MegaMeeting
- Microsoft ConferenceXP
- Microsoft Netmeeting
- OnlineMeetingRooms
- OpenH323 Project