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Zoom is fairly easy to use platform and can be used on different devices. During the pandemic Zoom is free to use and the time is unlimited if you register with your nhs.net email details.
How to make Zoom meeting secure (Jo Kirkcaldy, September 2020). Please share your experiences with Zoom by posting a comment below.
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Microsoft Teams is part of the Office 365 suite of applications, all of which are free if you sign in with your nhs.net email address and password.
It is the only video conferencing platform for which the NHS has approved the security. You need to set up your "contacts" before you can start a video conference. There is no time limit on each video conference. "How to" guides". How to use Microsoft Teams. Microsoft Teams video training. Share your experiences of Microsoft Teams by posting a comment below. Face Time can only be used on Apple products such as iPhones and iPads, so both appraiser and doctor will need one of these for Face Time to work.
It is free to use and works well for two people. For a 2-3 hour conference, the small screen on a mobile phone may become a strain. Share your experiences of using Face Time by posting a comment below. Free Conference is free to use and appears to have no limit to the duration of each conference.
Share your experiences of using Free Conference by posting a comment below. Lifesize Go is free and has unlimited time per conference.
Share your experiences of using Lifesize Go by posting a comment below. Google Hangouts is not designed for large conferences but may work well for just two participants.
It is free. It is unclear whether there is a time limit - at present it appears to have no limit. Share your experiences of using Google Hangouts by posting a comment below. Google Meet is free and has been unlimited in duration.
Unfortunately from 1st October 2020 the free version is limited to 60 minutes per meeting. Share your experiences of using Google Meet by posting a comment below. |
Video ConferencingThis is now the only way to conduct appraisals in NHS England South West and other regions. ArchivesCategories |
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