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====Minimum computer requirements====
 
====Minimum computer requirements====
* Hardware: You must use a laptop or desktop; right now, you can't use tablets or smartphones
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* '''Hardware:''' You must use a laptop or desktop; right now, you can't use tablets or smartphones
* Software: Use the latest versions of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox  
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* '''Software:''' Use the latest versions of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox  
* Media: If you're going to talk during the meeting, use a headset, otherwise you can just "listen" and use the chat area to post questions  
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* '''Media:''' If you're going to talk during the meeting, use a headset, otherwise you can just "listen" and use the chat area to post questions  
  
 
* When you join a meeting:
 
* When you join a meeting:

Revision as of 11:37, 22 August 2017

Minimum computer requirements

  • Hardware: You must use a laptop or desktop; right now, you can't use tablets or smartphones
  • Software: Use the latest versions of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox
  • Media: If you're going to talk during the meeting, use a headset, otherwise you can just "listen" and use the chat area to post questions
  • When you join a meeting:
    • Meetings will give you a prompt to let you know that you must give your browser permission to get to your meeting.
    • Meetings will allow you to test your audio and choose your microphone (if you have one).

Instructors and Presenters only

  • You can not only use Firefox, but can also use Chrome (or Edge or Safari) to share your desktop.
  • To share your desktop, you must have Java installed: Test Java or install Java on your computer.
    • If Java is not working after you install it, you may have to remove old Java versions, activate Java in your web browser or enable the Java Plug-in in your web browser.
Meeting Session FAQ's
  • Recommended Number of Users per meeting session: 25 or fewer. According to BigBlueButton, you may experience performance problems with more than 25 students in a single session.