An information processing apparatus includes a processor configured to: in a case where a screen displayed on a display of a first device is displayed on a display of a second device different from the first device, receive a designation of a file to be displayed on a virtual screen different from the screen; and display the virtual screen on which the designated file is displayed, on the display of the second device.

Senders' password protected messages may be transmitted and access to those messages available after a password is received. Senders' required-reading messages may also or alternatively be transmitted and recipients' device interaction restricted until indication is received that they are read.

Techniques are disclosed for generating content item to virtual meeting associations based upon whether content items are accessed during a virtual meeting. During a virtual meeting, a monitoring application executing on a personal computing device detects a user-input-triggered access of a content item during a virtual meeting. In response to detecting the user-input-triggered access of the content item, the monitoring application displays, in a computer graphical user interface, an indication that the monitoring application is associating the content item with the virtual meeting. The monitoring application stores content-item-to-virtual-meeting association data that associates the content item with the virtual meeting.

Systems and methods for facilitating virtual collaboration between users within virtual environments are disclosed. A plurality of users access a collaborative virtual environment system using interface devices with varying capabilities to establish a virtual collaboration session in which users communicate via a bidirectional real-time communication channel and interact within a virtual environment. Annotations or other user interactions within the virtual environment are automatically propagated to each user in the virtual collaboration session in order to facilitate collaboration. Data from such virtual collaboration sessions may be captured for later use.

Systems and methods for facilitating virtual collaboration between users within virtual environments are disclosed. A plurality of users access a collaborative virtual environment system using interface devices with varying capabilities to establish a virtual collaboration session in which users communicate via a bidirectional real-time communication channel and interact within a virtual environment. Annotations or other user interactions within the virtual environment are automatically propagated to each user in the virtual collaboration session in order to facilitate collaboration. Data from such virtual collaboration sessions may be captured for later use.

In general, various aspects of the present invention provide methods, apparatuses, systems, computing devices, computing entities, and/or the like for intercepting HTTP traffic (e.g., including HTTP requests and responses) for displaying a third-party website in an embedded element (e.g., inline frame) of a website. The extension may, for example, intercept HTTP requests in order to inject one or more required cookies and/or other HTTP headers in order to pass session information and other information along with the HTTP request. The browser extension may, in various other embodiments, be configured to: (1) intercept an HTTP response (e.g., to a modified HTTP request sent via the browser extension); (2) modify the HTTP response; and (3) cause a web browser to render a target website based at least in part on the modified HTTP response.

A system and method for receiving video from multiple sources, compositing those sources and then republishing the composited video as a source to a virtual camera driver endpoint. In one embodiment, the present method comprises displaying multiple media streams, represented by worksurface image on a shared display. The shared display worksurface image is then re-encoded, and the re-encoded composite image is transmitted to a client computer, where the re-encoded image is transcoded to simulate a device connected to the client computer. The transcoded media stream is then transmitted to a teleconferencing system.

An apparatus, method and computer program is described comprising: receiving a plurality of the interaction inputs for one or more of a plurality of time slices of a virtual meeting or presentation from one or more participants of the virtual meeting or presentation; determining one or more significant time slices of the virtual meeting or presentation based, at least partially, on one or more of the plurality of interaction inputs; and generating a summary of the virtual meeting or presentation, wherein the summary comprises audio data corresponding to at least some of the one or more significant time slices.

A system and process for managing the delivery remote services to a succession of people, wherein a virtual waiting room is maintained, conditions of the waiting room are monitored, and new people are invited into the waiting room based on the monitored conditions. In the same or a different system, one or more remote service workstations are provided with a communications connection to a service provider, and a succession of persons use the workstation for receiving remote services while at least a substantial part of the communications connection is maintained between successive sessions. The system and process are particularly useful for remote medical services.

A system and process for managing the delivery remote services to a succession of people, wherein a virtual waiting room is maintained, conditions of the waiting room are monitored, and new people are invited into the waiting room based on the monitored conditions. In the same or a different system, one or more remote service workstations are provided with a communications connection to a service provider, and a succession of persons use the workstation for receiving remote services while at least a substantial part of the communications connection is maintained between successive sessions. The system and process are particularly useful for remote medical services.