Re: [council] use of adobe connect in council meetings

[Stéphane Van Gelder <stephane.vangelder@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think it's a very good tool for document sharing during a call.

However, I don't like the hands up feature, much for the reasons you state.
I would prefer to continue using our system of queues to speak.

Stéphane


Le 28/05/09 18:26, « Avri Doria » <avri@xxxxxxx> a écrit :

> 
> Hi,
> 
> Does anyone object to asking the staff to start integrating that into
> our meetings?  If not, perhaps we can start with the meeting in
> Sydney, so that anyone that is absent can follow.  If we do that I
> would ask some from from the staff to drive during the meeting.
> 
> One issue I have had using it is training myself to pay attention to
> the hands up feature for those who want to talk in conjunction with
> the asking for a spot on the queue as we normally do.  The two
> approaches need to be integrated because we cannot guaranteed that one
> wil be on the internet at the time of the call, but we also cannot
> tell people they can't raise their hand using the tool.  well we could
> try ot tell them, but it does not do any good.
> 
> a.
> 
> note: i inserted a subject line on this thread.
> 
> On 28 May 2009, at 11:24, Zahid Jamil wrote:
> 
>> Having recently used Adobe Connect in the IRT conference calls I
>> would like to recommend it use possibly for GNSO calls as well.  It
>> works quite well for presentations / documents
>> 
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