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 Pressing <color #FF0101>(4)</color> opens a chat window for a general chat between all participants. You can send private messages to a mouseover menu on the other participants windows in the <color #349ED4>user list</color> or the tiled view and they will appear in the same chat window in a different colour. Pressing <color #FF0101>(4)</color> opens a chat window for a general chat between all participants. You can send private messages to a mouseover menu on the other participants windows in the <color #349ED4>user list</color> or the tiled view and they will appear in the same chat window in a different colour.
  
-The buttons on the right are <color #E946B3>(7)</color> //tiled view//, <color #E946B3>(8)</color> //invite people//, <color #E946B3>(9)</color> security options (encryption and password settings), and <color #E946B3>(10)</color> more settings.+The buttons on the right are <color #E946B3>(7)</color> //tiled view//, <color #E946B3>(8)</color> //invite people//, <color #E946B3>(9)</color> security options (encryption, lobby, and password settings), and <color #E946B3>(10)</color> more settings.
  
 Pressing <color #E946B3>(7)</color> changes to the tiled meeting view, where you can see all participants at the same time (including yourself). This is a good time to explain the status icons on participants' windows. <color #038728>(1)</color> is the //connection quality//, <color #038728>(2)</color> show whether they are //audio or video muted// (in this example both), <color #038728>(3)</color> is the //moderator star//, and <color #038728>(4)</color> is a menu with options to interact with the user directly. If you are not a moderator the <color #038728>(4)</color> allows you to direct message that user, and adjust a volume bar which controls how loud you hear that specific person. If you are the moderator you have many more rights, including muting other participants, granting them moderator rights, and being able to remove them from the room. The first person to enter a room is the moderator. Pressing <color #E946B3>(7)</color> changes to the tiled meeting view, where you can see all participants at the same time (including yourself). This is a good time to explain the status icons on participants' windows. <color #038728>(1)</color> is the //connection quality//, <color #038728>(2)</color> show whether they are //audio or video muted// (in this example both), <color #038728>(3)</color> is the //moderator star//, and <color #038728>(4)</color> is a menu with options to interact with the user directly. If you are not a moderator the <color #038728>(4)</color> allows you to direct message that user, and adjust a volume bar which controls how loud you hear that specific person. If you are the moderator you have many more rights, including muting other participants, granting them moderator rights, and being able to remove them from the room. The first person to enter a room is the moderator.
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-Menu <color #E946B3>(8)</color> allows you to invite people to the meeting (which is equivalent to copying and pasting the URL). Menu <color #E946B3>(9)</color> give you the security settings. Here the moderator can set a password, change that password, and anyone can enable or disable end-to-end encryption.+Menu <color #E946B3>(8)</color> allows you to invite people to the meeting (which is equivalent to copying and pasting the URL). Menu <color #E946B3>(9)</color> give you the security settings. Here the moderator can set a password, change that password, and anyone can enable or disable end-to-end encryption. Here the moderator can also enable and disable the lobby option. When enabled, anyone arriving to the room has to be approved by the moderator before they can enter the room. If they enter the correct password then they can join without being approved.
  
  
services/jitsi/start.txt · Last modified: 2021/02/04 17:02 by hamiltoc97

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