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<li>End the Meeting - All users are ejected from the meeting session and recording ends</li>
 
<li>End the Meeting - All users are ejected from the meeting session and recording ends</li>
 
<li>Logout - Meeting session continues; moderator can reenter by refreshing the Meetings page in Sakai</li>
 
<li>Logout - Meeting session continues; moderator can reenter by refreshing the Meetings page in Sakai</li>
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<li>Whiteboard Tools</li>
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<li>Use a pen on the whiteboard (or on your presentation)</li>
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<li>Create shapes</li>
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<li>Type text</li>
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<li>Display options</li>
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<li>Zoom in and out</li>
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<li>Resize the presentation area</li>
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Revision as of 17:56, 10 November 2020

What are the different parts of your Meeting session?

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  1. Chat
    • Public chat
    • Shared notes
    • Users
  2. Manage Users gear (Moderator Tools)
    • Clear status icons
    • Mute users
    • Save user names
    • Lock viewers
    • Create breakout rooms
    • Write closed captions
  3. Click a User name
    • Start a private chat with the User
    • Pass the Presenter role to the User
    • Promote the User to Moderator
    • Remove the User


BBB-Meetings-Instructor v5-GettingKnow.png
  1. Presentation Area
    • The PDF of your PowerPoint presentation displays here
    • The whiteboard feature displays here
  2. Area above the presentation:
    • Start and Pause the Recording
  3. Options panel:
    • Access Settings
    • End the Meeting - All users are ejected from the meeting session and recording ends
    • Logout - Meeting session continues; moderator can reenter by refreshing the Meetings page in Sakai
  4. Whiteboard Tools
    • Use a pen on the whiteboard (or on your presentation)
    • Create shapes
    • Type text
  5. Display options
    • Zoom in and out
    • Resize the presentation area