Teleconferencing represents a unique alternative to the traditional FTF meeting. Most of the time, a teleconference is an appropriate substitute. Every meeting is unique, with different goals, objectives, and purpose. Teleconferencing can't satisfy the individual needs of every type of meeting. Teleconferencing and FTF meetings involve different patterns of interaction and social codes of behavior. As we develop and refine new communication patterns appropriate for teleconferencing, we'll be modifying future human communication patterns.
These include: The technology of teleconferencing has been emphasized -often at the expense of social and organizational structures that support communication. Face-to-face interaction isn't always the best, although it's generally the standard to which media designers aspire. More communication isn't always better.
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