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This guide offers an in-depth exploration of Adobe Connect as a virtual classroom tool. Learn when and why a virtual classroom is necessary and understand the functionality of Adobe Connect, including how to use roles like participants, presenters, and hosts. The document covers essential features such as audio testing, file sharing, chat functionalities, and layout customization. It outlines how to manage different user roles, ensuring effective interaction during sessions. Access valuable training resources to streamline your virtual learning experience.
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Connect as a virtual classroom Dominic Bygate Fang Lou Theo Tsangaris
Introduction • When do we need a virtual classroom? • How did Elluminate/Collaborate work? • Moving to Adobe Connect • Confusion of names
Roles and views during the session- different levels of access • Participants • Presenters • Hosts
Different roles – how to change? • Host – Enter with a username and password • Participant – enter the room as a guest • Presenter – can be promoted from a participant; or down graded from a host • How to change • Meeting – change my role • Drag the name • Mouse cover the name and choose on the left
Demonstration • Adobe Connect training room • http://uoh.adobeconnect.com/train1/ • Enter as a guest (participant) • Type in your name – can change your status in the session • You will be promoted later
Screen view of a participant Audio test Video Sharing board Attendees Chat window Notes
During the session • Audio test • Chat • Upload files • Video camera • Microphone • Share application (selected by you) • Stay in control • Record?
Audio test • Meeting – Audio Setup Wizard • Test output – speaker • Choose microphone • Test microphone • Test silence
What else can a participant do? • Adjust volume or mute your speaker • Change view of attendees • Attendees’ view • Attendees’ status view • Save the uploaded files onto your computer • Chat with text (colour and font) • Use the symbols
Fancy being a presenter? • Upload a file • Share a white board • draw • pointer • Share a screen • Share a document • Use your video camera • Use your microphone
What about host? • Layouts – different interaction platforms • Preparation mode • Meeting • Switch to
What about host? • Pods – individual functional boxes • To design your own layouts • Write a note
Poll • Pods • Poll • New Poll • MCQ/MRQ • Open • Results
Current UH policy • Integration to StudyNet (September) • Summer usage – email IH • Training purpose • One training room • Three username • One password
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