Recorded Artifacts
The last category we’ll look at is recorded artifacts. We mentioned earlier in the chapter that in most cases, reading and writing are the most efficient means of communication when participants are distributed around the world. However, video can serve some important purposes, especially when there are situations where it can be created with little effort or when used as a supplement to other artifacts.
Meeting Archives
Most videoconferencing software allows the host to create a video recording of the meeting with little more effort than clicking a button. When the meeting is over, the video file is written to the host’s computer. This isn’t always appropriate—recording one-to-one meetings doesn’t seem right—but there are ...
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