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Presenter
Features
|
| Presenting
to Others: |
the
"presentation"
of a portion
of someone’s
desktop, together
with all the
running applications,
to the other
participants |
| Real
Time Demonstrations |
one of the most
powerful features
is the ability
to show "live"
material such
as demonstrations
of software products,
training with
live applications,
or even the operating
system itself |
| Presenter’s
Capture Frame |
controls
which images
are transmitted
to all other
meeting attendees;
everything within
the borders is
transmitted;
this frame can
be resized and
moved to any
part of the desktop
|
| The
Presenter’s
Capture Frame
Features: |
Green
= all attendees
have received
the data |
| Yellow
= data being
shared is in
transit to the
attendees |
| Red
= off air or
pause |
|
Blue
= collaboration
(application
remote control)
in progress
|
| On
Air/Off Air
= title bar advises
the presenter
of current status |
| Play/Pause
= starts and
stops live broadcast
of the capture
frame |
| Pointer
= turns on your
mouse pointer
to assist in
drawing attention
to specific content |
|
Available with
company logo |
| Console
On/Off =
minimize/maximize
the console,
which is useful
during full screen
sharing |
| High
Speed/High Performance
= choose spontaneously
between speed
(reduced graphics
and 32 bit true
color) |
| Normal/Slide
Show = slide
show mode enables
behind the scenes
caching of content
for quicker load
and transmission
times |
| Counter |
monitor
tab displays
how many attendees
have received
the image |
| Power
Point Slide Presentations |
provide
a quick and easy
way to go live
with your already
existing Power
Point presentations |
| Optimizations
Modes |
this
built in feature
allows you to
"flip" between
a set of slides
extremely quickly,
giving your viewers
the impression
of instantaneous
transitions |
| Customize
Attendee Privileges |
show/hide
console, allow/disable
pointer, allow/disable
requests to present,
annotate and
collaborate,
show/hide list
of attendees,
allow/disable
VoIP |
| Attendee
List |
displays
a user’s
personal information;
save the list
of attendees
for further reference |
| Entry
Tone |
a
doorbell sound
letting you know
that someone
has joined the
meeting |
| Annotation
and Markup |
view
and draw on anything
presented; choose
color of line,
line thickness,
pen or pencil
tool, highlighter
tool and eraser |
| Annotation
Recording |
annotations
made during a
recorded meeting
will now appear
when that recording
is played back
|
| Record
a Meeting |
presenter
has a record
tab to start
recording; the
elapsed time
of the recording
will show |
| Save
Screen |
images
can be saved
as a permanent
copy to your
computer |
| Application
and Data Sharing |
give
permission to
another individual
in the call to
enter data and
manipulate any
application within
the viewing frame |
| Controlled
Control |
take
presentership
back from another
person (moderator/presenter
feature) |
| Raise
Hand / Lower
Hand |
Participant’s
request for presenter’s
attention. Presenter
may pass presenter-ship
to attendee or
lower hand to
cancel. |
| Text
Message Chat |
public
or private options;
this feature
allows messages
to be sent to
the presenter,
another participant
in the meeting
or to everyone;
this feature
may also be disabled
should you prefer
|
| Log
or Record Text
Chat |
keep
a record of the
chat for future
reference or
to help create
additional teaching
material to be
used in future
sessions |
| Predefined
Chat |
easily
edit predefined
chat messages
within the web
application |
| Follow
me Browsing |
(follow
me tab): the
participants
follow the presenter
to a URL; each
participant’s
default browser
opens, displaying
the requested
web page |
| Web
Tour |
(push
tab for web touring):
allows presenters
the ability to
create custom
tour files containing
URLs they wish
to push to attendees;
web tours are
useful when attendees
may need to enter
personal information
while in a group
environment |
| Question
and Answer |
quiz
gives you the
ability to ask
multiple choices
or "yes/no" questions
|
| Polling |
attendees
can see poll
results with
the presenter’s
permission; the
polling results
show responses
of individual
users |
| Eject
Users from Meetings |
presenters
can right click
on an individual’s
icon and then
press a button
to eject the
participant from
the meeting |
| End
Meeting |
presenter
may choose to
end meeting which
disconnects all
attendees and
informs them
that the meeting
has ended |
