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Your content in JUNO falls into one of the following content types:
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Greenroom: Speakers and moderators have time to prepare before the session begins.
Raise hand: Attendees who don’t have speaker privileges can click the hand icon to ask to come “on stage” and speak. If moderators accept their request, they can turn on their camera and microphone.
Chat: The audience and speakers can interact in the chat window to the right of the video stream.
Mod chat: Speakers and moderators can chat privately in the Mod tab of the chat window. Audience members can’t see it!
Q&A: Attendees can ask questions in the Q&A tab. They can also vote on other questions by clicking the thumbs-up icon. Questions with the most favorites will jump to the top of the list. Moderators can “ask the presenter“ a popular question by pushing it to the corner of the video stream, where everyone can easily see it. They can also add a text answer that displays below the original question in the Q&A tab.
Polls: Attendees can answer pre-populated poll questions. Moderators post the poll any time during the session and set a time limit for answers. Percentage results display when the poll ends. (See Question options to find out which elements of polls you can change.)
Emojis: Attendees can click reaction emojis to easily interact with presenters.
Send to breakouts: Speakers and moderators can push attendees into breakout rooms, setting the max number of attendees per room and the length of time for the breakouts. Breakouts can be randomly assigned or assigned based on similar user tags. Speakers and moderators are able to quickly visit each breakout room , and can send attendees back to the main session room at any time.
Rating: After the session, attendees can review it on a 5-star scale.
In-person session
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To accommodate hybrid events, in-person sessions are displayed on the session schedule. These sessions are never streamed on the site. When an attendee clicks on the session, they’ll view the session information page instead.
Library
Also known as On-demand.
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Examples of library content include archived session recordings, videos, news articles, job postings, posters, information about sponsors, or other custom pages. In general, if something isn’t a session, exhibitor, speaker, or course, it’s library content.
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If you have unique content that doesn’t fall under one of the above content types or modules, we use a blurb to add custom code. The size of a blurb is a flexible, but it can only be added to navigation pages. (That means it can’t be added to session, library, exhibitor, speaker, or course pages.)
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Static, unclickable image (often used as a page header)
Autoplay video (often used as a page header on the home page)
FAQ page
Text links that lead to an achor point on the same page
Website footer (complex or simple)
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