L3: Presenting to a Dispersed Audience

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Presenting to a dispersed audience generally involves a speaker (or multiple speakers) presenting to users who have remotely logged in to Adobe Connect. This scenario necessitates more preparation and planning than a small group meeting.

If some users are dispersed (logging in individually) and some gathered together, this scenario is covered in the Complete Mixed Meeting Hosting Guide under Hosting Meetings.

Level of Expertise

Examples

  • On-line class
  • Hybrid class
  • Blended learning

Meeting Activities

  • Host broadcasts audio and video
  • Display files in the Share pod
  • Whiteboard collaboration
  • Note pods for notes and collaboration
  • Attendees use Chat pod to communicate and ask questions
  • Use Poll pod to incorporate interaction with Attendees
  • Use File Share pod to distribute files
  • Use breakout rooms for small group meetings during class

Opportunities

  • Audience participation possible through text chat and live polls.

Limitations

  • Simultaneous audio/video not practical with a large group
  • Small breakout group meeting spaces have to be created as separate meeting rooms for group meetings outside of class
  • Presenter needs wired high speed connection
  • Requires preparation and planning

Connection Speed

  • Host: high speed, wired Internet connection
  • Presenters: high speed, wired Internet connection
  • Participants: dial-up modem, DSL, LAN

Roles/Permissions

  • Meeting Leader: Host
  • Attendees: Participants and/or Presenters

Support considerations

  • Technical support
  • Chat monitor