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===Activities Available to You ===
 
===Activities Available to You ===
 
[[File:CanDo-Meetings-Upload-altversion-CROP.png|600px|border|alt=clicking the interactive tools button in Meetings to upload a file]]<br>
 
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When you use the interactive tools in Meetings to upload and display files, many activities are readily available to you:
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<big>When you use the interactive tools in Meetings to upload and display files, many activities are readily available to you:
 
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<li>Creating Breakout Rooms</li>
 
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<li>Accessing the Record button</li>
 
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<li>End the Meeting</li>
 
<li>End the Meeting</li>
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===Uploading Tip===
 
===Uploading Tip===

Revision as of 15:36, 24 November 2020

Instructional Tips (for Higher OR Lower Bandwidth Activities)

Activities Available to You

clicking the interactive tools button in Meetings to upload a file
When you use the interactive tools in Meetings to upload and display files, many activities are readily available to you:

  • Creating Breakout Rooms
  • Writing on the whiteboard
  • Displaying a file
  • Accessing captions
  • Accessing the Record button
  • End the Meeting

Uploading Tip

Idea iconSave your Word documents and PowerPoint presentations as PDFs before uploading them to Meetings.This will reduce the amount of time Meetings will need to process and covert your file(s).
Convert Word documents and PowerPoint presentations into PDFS

Features NOT Available When Presenting an Uploaded File

  • Sharing websites
  • Accessing hyperlinks embedded in a PowerPoint presentation
  • Demonstrating applications, such as Word or Excel

Instructional Tips for Screensharing (High Bandwidth ONLY)

Examples of How Screensharing is Utilized

  • Sharing a website to:
    • display your Sakai course
    • display the Durham Tech website or library resources
    • share another website resource
    • walk your students through a publisher site
  • Demonstrating an application installed on your device, such as:

    Screensharing Tips

    Idea icon
    To help your demonstration go smoothly, there are a couple of things you can do ahead of time before starting the screenshare:

    • open any applications you will be demonstrating
    • open any web sites you will need in separate browser tabs

    If you want to display a PowerPoint presentation while screen sharing, you will need to open PowerPoint and display the presentation on your computer's desktop.

    Features NOT Available When Screensharing

    The following Meetings features are not readily available when screensharing during a demonstration:

    • Displaying a file in the presentation area of Meetings
    • Writing on the whiteboard
    • Sharing external videos (and audio content)
    • Creating Breakout rooms
    • Accessing Captions
    • Accessing the Recording button
    • Ending the Meeting