Converting a Meeting to a Template
Templates are useful for creating a number of meeting rooms with identical content and/or identical layouts. Meeting creators (only) can save a customized meeting room as a template for future meeting rooms.
When a license is assigned to someone, Adobe Connect creates a "Content folder" for that user. Within the Content folder is a folder called "My Templates." Moving an existing meeting room into this folder makes it available as a template to be used by that person when creating additional meeting room. Only licensed "Meeting Creators" are assigned a Content folder, so, only licensed users can create templates. Customized templates are available for use only by the person who owns that specific Content folder. They are not available for use by others in the Penn State community.
Template rooms are not available to use for holding meetings. They are "cookie cutters" that are used only to create new, identical meeting rooms.
Creating a Template
As a meeting creator, to convert an existing meeting room to a template:

The Move Button
Two columns are displayed. The name of the meeting room is displayed in the left column.

The "My Templates" Folder Choice
Once a meeting room is moved to the templates folder, it becomes a template and is no longer available to be used for meetings.
Content Converted to a Template
When a meeting room is converted to a template, the room created from the template is a duplicate of the original room. All layouts, pods, contents, and room information are preserved in the template, including the following:
However, certain information is not saved to the template. The following is NOT saved:
Note: The steps for accessing and editing meeting information and settings are outlined in more detail in Editing and Deleting Meetings under Creating/Editing Meetings.