Audiographics Teleconferencing interconnects graphic display devices, such as computer monitors, located at sites separated by distance.
Some systems allow annotation, writing or drawing on the screen.
Sophisticated systems allow collaboration where sites actually work together to develop a file or document based on one computer. Audiographics is usually used to enhance another form of teleconference, such as an audioconference or videoconference, where high resolution images are crucial. The ITU T.120 Standards supports audiographics and desktop conferencing between platforms. Standards-based systems support desktop conferencing, application and document sharing and collaboration. Traditionally, audiographics included facsimile, slow scan television, and 35mm slides.