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On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 2:51 PM John Sechrest <sechrest@...> wrote: > In the ebb and flow of a meeting, As a facilitator, I want to push people > out to breakout rooms and then pull them back. >

Hello Christina 1. Can you do all these things (mentioned in your email below) with a basic license or do you need a higher upgrade for this? Where could I find the settings if this is all possible

In the context of zoom, room motion seems to be limited to either co-hosts, or limited to the host moving them. I see no option for participants to move themselves between rooms. Nor for them to see

Great tips and discussion here, thanks folks! This article that might be useful: How to Host a Cocktail Party on Zoom (and have better classes, conferences and meetings, too)

Hi there - I did a scan of current topics and did not see this one addressed . . . but would be happy to be directed to an existing thread if I happened to miss it! Has anyone come across a

I thought this was interesting enough to share with the group. This is an IT-related conference revolving around Docker, which is a widely-used free/commercial computer server virtualization product.

I can recommend this recent blog written by my colleague Gillian Martin Mehers on her experience using the Language Interpretation tool. Very practical and useful as a guide for those who need it!

Hi I'd have a few questions here, too: 1. Can you do all these things (mentioned in your email below) with a basic license or do you need a higher upgrade for this? Where could I find the settings if

HEllo John @sechrest You can select the option to let people move out of a breakout room at any time you can also assign specific people to specific room (easier to do if rooms are named) Hope this

Hi All, I am an open space facilitator and a software engineer. I built QiqoChat to help facilitators host events online. *I'm specifically looking to help facilitators who want to bring new tools to

hi there, i got a transcript for a call that was in French, and it was transliterated into gibberish. If there are facilitators who use Zoom in other languages besides English I too would like your

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Hello! So I see that there is an audio transcript option available and I turned it on. (I think this may just be for business/professional accounts). However, the recording came back saying “unable

Hi John, The setting still works but you need at minimum the business plan which starts at $200/month for 10 hosts. If you have this plan then you can call Zoom support to enable this feature. Good

you have to contact Zoom support to have it enabled on your account: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/requests/new -- Randall Smith | PowerLabs <https://powerlabs.io> | +1 (413) 437-0112 ?

BTW, how can I move specific people to specific rooms? And how can I pick people up and move them to specific discussions? IE, how can we implement the cocktail hostess role at a party?

In the ebb and flow of a meeting, As a facilitator, I want to push people out to breakout rooms and then pull them back. 1) It is useful to be able to control (at least initially) who goes to which

I can't find the settings described in this Zoom help page.? Does anybody have a clue as to whether Zoom's Language Interpretation features only work for some accounts or might have possibly

Speaker view is pretty good at just recording one person at a time.? Muting yourself will make sure that an "Ahem" or "yea" doesn't shift focus to the interviewer. Also "hide self view" helps if you

I'd love to help and participate where i can.? I am an experienced AdobeConnect facilitator (as well as certified facilitator) and have an Adobeconnect license for up to 100.? I also have a