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What Is A Conference Call?
A conference call is a phone call, in which the person or organization placing the call wants more than one caller to participate in the call, either actively or as a listener. The call host notifies other participants via email or calendar about the conference call. Participants can join the call directly by using a special phone number that links them across a “conference bridge,” or designated telephone number configured to link multiple phone lines. Meeting.ie reserves such a bridge for each group of conference participants and uses it to connect groups and users.
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They are many computer headsets on the market which can make it hard to choose which the right pair is for you. You can get a computer headset for a little as €20 and pay up to €120 for the more expensive pair. Before deciding on what headset you should get, it is essential that you have an understanding of what to look for when purchasing a computer headset. You should take into consideration a number of factors such as: what do you want to use it for, comfort, headphone-specifications, features etc. Different headsets would suit better for different tasks such as listening to music, video conferencing, web conferencing, Skype calls etc.
Apart from a good sound quality, in my eyes the most important factor is comfort. If you intend to use the headset for prolonged periods (1 hour and more) then it must be comfortable to wear. High quality headsets provide a very good wearing experience.
When purchasing a headset for calling for your computer, video conferencing or web conferencing there are the three main types:
USB plug-in headsets
USB headsets give you very good sound quality on calls. Simply plug your headset into a USB port on your computer. They work with any computer. The sound quality of a USB headset normally is higher than the one of a standard headset with mini jacks. USB headsets should be recognised by your computer straight away. Two good examples of high quality and very reasonable headset are the Logitech PC Headset 960 USB: €20 Audio 610 USB Single-Ear Headset: €35
Mini Jack headsets
these plug straight into your computer’s microphone and speaker jack, and you can get a wide range of styles. They are the current existing standard and work well for online communication via a soft phone, Skype or video / web conferencing software with VoIP.
Wireless headsets
if you’re interested using a wireless headset, there will be a small USB transmitter that plugs into your computer’s USB port. Wireless headsets have the added benefit of being flexible where to go while you are on the call. Usually 10 meters is the maximum distance between headset and receiver. They work well for a trainer or a presentation and if the speaker is used to moving around while speaking. Make sure that the software for this is compatible with your computer. Wireless headset connectivity can be tricky when establishing for the first time, but once this is done they work seamlessly. Here is a good example Plantronics Voyager™ 510 USB: €99
With all headsets, always check your sound and microphone quality before making the first call.
It is best to look at these 3 types of headsets and choose which is best for you.
I recommend to shy away from cheap headsets. They might be good enough for listening to your favourite CD, but they are unlikely to deliver the good level of acoustic performance for yourself and your counterpart on the call. Your best option is to go with a medium priced headset that delivers a proven good sound, is comfortable and that is not too large so it doesn’t take away from you while you are in a video conference.
