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Learn to book, run, and manage Adobe Connect sessions efficiently. Identify key features, share content, and access support resources. Roles, audio setup, and participant capabilities covered.
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Adobe Connect Dominic Bygate LTIC D.Bygate@herts.ac.uk
A brief introduction to Adobe Connect By the end of the session you should be able to: • Book an Adobe Connect Session • Use the audio setup wizard • Open and run a “bare bones” session • Identify the basic pods that comprise the Adobe Connect interface • Share the whiteboard and files • Know where to get more support
Adobe Connect - There are three different roles: • Host – Books Meeting and leads the session • Presenter – has less power than a host • Participant – the student
Screen view of a participant Audio test Video Sharing board Attendees Chat window Notes
Audio Setup Wizard • Test output – speaker • Choose microphone • Test microphone • Test silence
What else can a participant do? • Adjust volume or mute your speaker • Save the uploaded files onto your computer • Use Chat • Use the symbols
Book a virtual teaching room • StudyNet module site • Teaching Resources • Add options • Book online session or • Book online seminar • Book a meeting room • Link activated on time
Book a an online meeting room • StudyNet • MyStudyNet • Groups and Meetings
Recording link • Option to record and share • Link appears on StudyNet overnight • Same place as you booked the session • Go to ‘Students’ view
Resources • Adobe Connect Quick Start Guides • Adobe Connect resources on StudyNet • Adobe Connect: An Introduction