Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
2013
Keywords
virtual meetings, librarians
Abstract
Virtual participation in professional organization and other committee meetings outside of one’s home institution continues to increase as time and money for travel to these events decreases. As the profession moves into a model of increased virtual communication, questions arise as to the best platform and tools to be used for the most effective method of communication. This study seeks to determine which platforms are currently being used, which platforms are preferred by organizers and participants and which platforms will best serve the needs of the committee. Results of this study on preferences for virtual platforms can help individuals and organizations make decisions on the best tools for this method of communication.
Publisher Attribution
Larrivee, A.M., & Anderson, K.E. (2013). I'll meet you online: Discussing librarians' preference of virtual meeting platforms. Proceedings. Brick and Click: An Academic Library Symposium, November 1, 2013: 43-48 [Conference Proceedings]
Recommended Citation
Larrivee, Anne and Elson Anderson, Katherine, "Librarians’ Preference of Virtual Meeting Platforms" (2013). Library Scholarship. 7.
https://orb.binghamton.edu/librarian_fac/7
