computer conferencing उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. "I must admit we're immune to it, " said Sanyakhu Amare, 43, owner of a computer conferencing company based in his home on Franklin Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
2. In chapter ten of  In the Age of the Smart Machine,  Zuboff provides the example of DIALOG, a computer conferencing system used at a pharmaceutical corporation in the 1970s.
3. There is a group of computer conferencing programs whose designs were derived from CONFER which are sometimes called " WELL-style " systems, because The WELL has been very influential in spreading this design.
4. Still, Elfman-- who owns four computers-- said he will give live computer conferencing another chance in an upcoming edition of " CyberTalk, " an on-line talk show prepared for America Online by Warner Bros.
5. He based this work on 15 years of operational use of computer networks at the Open University and nine years of systematic R & D on CAL, viewdata / videotex, audio-graphic teleconferencing and computer conferencing.
6. Van Gelder reported a famous incident occurring on a computer conferencing system during the early 80s where a male psychiatrist posed as Julie, a female psychologist with multiple disabilities including deafness, blindness, and serious facial disfigurement.
7. The centerpiece of this effort was the School of Management and Strategic Studies, a network of senior executives from 26 countries who joined a distinguished faculty to deliberate, via computer conferencing, on the new requirements of leadership.
8. Attempting to recapture the sense of community that once typified the increasingly commercial Bay Area-based bulletin board called WELL, several of its members created their own computer conferencing system, The River ( telnet river . org ).
9. The indicators described represent a template or tool for researchers to analyze written transcripts as well as a heuristic guide to educators for the optimal use of computer conferencing as a medium to facilitate an educational transaction.
10. PARTICIPATE provided what it called " many to many " communications, or computer conferencing, and hosted " Electures " on The Source, such as Paul Levinson's " Space : Humanizing the Universe " in the spring of 1985.