“TokBox Adds Document Collaboration”

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Aug 28 2009

Posted at 8:25 am under web 2.0

I’m just going to quote from TechCrunch on this new development, though I’d recommend you read their entire post:

TokBox, the web-based video chat application, has announced that it has partnered with EtherPad to bring document collaboration straight into TokBox. Now, all Tokbox users can simultaneously collaborate on one text document or “pad”, while chatting in a video call.

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Jason Renshawon 28 Aug 2009 at 10:40 am 1

Tokbox is impressive – been using it for a while now, and the browser-based video conferencing has been very good (will be even better with this new Etherpad inclusion).

I’ll be doing a post on my own blog soon about both Tokbox and Eyejot, and how I’ve used them for language education (especially feedback).

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