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Your team is everywhere and nowhere, but you still want to be 'together'. The solution: video calling. Many companies are now looking for tools to facilitate video meetings. To help you in this search, I have asked my Frankwatching colleagues, among others, to share their tips.
To ensure that work continues as normally as possible, without having to come to the office, here is a list of eleven useful tools.
1. Whereby
2. Skype
3. Miro
4. Zoom
5. Microsoft Teams
6. House party
7. WhatsApp, FaceTime & Duo
8. Eyeson
9. Hangouts Meet (Google)
10. WebEx
11. Join.me
Tips from the community
1. Whereby
A real recommendation: the tool Whereby . france telegram data With this you can easily make video calls with your teammates in your browser (so without a program). The big advantage is that you don't have to log in or create an account anywhere. All you have to do is fill in your name.
Whereby is a flexible tool providing you with video meetings in the browser – no downloads & no logins for guests.
My colleague Annika says about this: “I recommend Whereby, because it is so simple that anyone who ever looks at a website in a browser can use it. You create a room , which gets its own URL and you can share it. Do people click on the link? Then they are almost immediately in the video call with you .”
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The free version allows you to set up one meeting room and invite four colleagues to a meeting. A paid version (the cheapest is $9.99 per month) gives you access to more features, such as the ability to reserve a special link for your own use.
2. Skype
Skype , perhaps the best-known tool for free video calling. A big advantage of Skype (in my opinion) is that you can open your 'typing chat' next to your video chat. This allows you to share links with each other or make notes during the video call.
Screenshot of Skype, an online video calling tool.
