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Latest revision as of 19:57, 2 March 2021
Basics
- Often Abbreviated as AO-RTC ( "c" SHOULD be communication, but can also be used to mean Real Time Chat (same concept different name)
- A mix of Social Media , Video Conference Software , and Text Messaging
- All of these are blended together to allow vid conference like communication, in semi-real time (there can be LONG pauses due to it being text that can be "left" in the backround)
- Email is, and can be, similar to a certain degree
- Main diference is that Email is a Beta Test of Internet Communications and is thus still burdened by some vestigial structures of in person mail, and not having all the features it could have
- One COULD modify email to do this, but this would be Redundancy Waste to a certain degree, as AO-RTC already exists
Internal Links
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on Real-Time Text [[Category:Business Managment / Group Work Philosophy (is there one for this already?) ]