videoconferencing
- adjective
- /ˌvaɪdiˈoʊˌkɒnfərənsiŋ/
- Texting
- Many schools now use videoconferencing technology for remote learning and virtual classrooms.
Examples
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A videoconferencing system was installed in the meeting room to facilitate international discussions.
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Many companies rely on videoconferencing for remote meetings.
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The company upgraded to a videoconferencing platform to connect employees in different countries.
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The videoconferencing system is easy to use.
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The company upgraded to a videoconferencing platform to connect employees in different countries.
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Many schools now use videoconferencing technology for remote learning and virtual classrooms.
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A videoconferencing system was installed in the meeting room to facilitate international discussions.
Surface Forms
Morphology
videoconferencing = videoconference (transparent) = video + conference + ing
A participial adjective formed from the verb 'videoconference' + '-ing', the adjectival meaning is a direct extension of the activity.
Etymology
Videoconferencing comes from video ('to see') and conference ('a meeting'), so it describes things made for 'meetings where people see each other'. That's why we call a platform or system 'videoconferencing' when it is used for video meetings.