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* The Users Area, in the upper left corner of your Meetings session, has been updated and simplified.
 
* The Users Area, in the upper left corner of your Meetings session, has been updated and simplified.
* What can the instructor/presenter do in the Users Area?  
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* What can the instructor/presenter see in the Users Area?  
 
** Whenever a student enters the '''Meeting''', they will appear in the '''Users''' area.
 
** Whenever a student enters the '''Meeting''', they will appear in the '''Users''' area.
 
** Usually the presenter will display a "presenter" icon in the Status column, beside their name.  
 
** Usually the presenter will display a "presenter" icon in the Status column, beside their name.  

Revision as of 18:27, 9 February 2017

Users Area

  • The Users Area, in the upper left corner of your Meetings session, has been updated and simplified.
  • What can the instructor/presenter see in the Users Area?
    • Whenever a student enters the Meeting, they will appear in the Users area.
    • Usually the presenter will display a "presenter" icon in the Status column, beside their name.
    • Common Media icons are: a webcam, a microphone, and a "speaker" icon, which denotes that "Listen only" mode has been chosen by the participant.

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  • In the lower left corner of the Users area, you can click on either the "hand" icon, to display your mood, or the Settings icon (it looks like a wheel):
    • Participants can click on the "hand" or status icon, too; at any time, the presenter can click on the Settings icon to clear the status icons that participants have chosen.
    • The presenter can Mute all users, but it is preferable to Mute all users except the Presenter!
    • You can Lock Viewers from using different devices (microphone/webcam), and Public and Private Chat.
      • Note: Don't lock viewers from using the Public Chat if they don't have a microphone, they won't be able to communicate with you!
    • Also, in the Settings area, you can click on Breakout Rooms to divide students into groups, for a time limit you set; students will be returned to the "main" Meeting room after the time limit expires or the moderator ends the Break Room session.

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