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Teleconference Calls

Note: As of June 3, 2008, University operator-assisted teleconferencing is no longer available. Customers needing to arrange teleconference calls involving more than 3 participants should use Verizon Business Teleconference Services. Verizon Business Teleconference offers more conference features that were not available via University operators, such as teleconferencing outside of business hours.

University faculty and staff have two options for setting up teleconference calls. Teleconference calls between 3 participants can be made from nearly all phone sets, most specifically our Cisco 7940, Polycom SoundStation 4000, Single Line, Two Line, and Meridian Business Sets. You can also hold conference calls for up to 20 participants using Verizon Business Teleconferencing, our corporate partner in providing teleconferencing services. For service features, with links to instructions, please see the chart below.


Teleconferencing services
Service Type Features Instructions
Phone Set
  • You can set up a conference call between yourself and two other people
Three-Way Call instructions
Verizon Business Teleconferencing
  • Up to 20 people will participate in the call
  • Calls can take place any time of day, even outside of work hours
  • Participants do not have to be on campus or at a predetermined location to participate in the conference call
For Verizon Business


 

Page updated on June 03, 2008



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