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godite II | broj 5 | Zagreb | 22.4.2002. | ISSN 1333-5987 |
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Danijela Horvat |
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Human communication and videoconferencing |
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Abstract Videoconferencing systems are multimedia communication systems, which have the ability to transfer both sound but pictures thus allowing audiovisual communication. In spite of many advantages, communication by means of videoconferencing systems has certain disadvantages compared to face-to-face communication, which were proved in many researches including the one taken few years ago on the students of Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb. Although the initial attitude of students
towards videoconferencing is positive, there are certain situations
in which they prefer face-to-face communication. Reasons for this
preference are certain limitations that videoconferencing systems
have in transferring nonverbal communication signs, which make this
type of communication different from the face-to-face communication.
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