You can configure elements of sessions. This includes basic options for session content and functionality, as well as advanced changes that the JUNO team can make on the back end.
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You’ll make decisions about content and functionality when you add sessions to your site. You can make these changes yourself using two tools: The content importer and the front-end editor.
These options affect sessions individually. For example, every session can have a different capacity.
An example session. See the tables below for details.
Element | Options | |
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1 | Audience engagement | Show or hide: |
2 | Q&A and Chat | Show or hide: |
3 | Raise hand |
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4 | Information |
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5 | People |
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6 | Resources |
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Element | Options (click to enlarge examples) |
Session |
Set the max number of attendees allowed in a session (including speakers, moderators, and site admins)attendance criteria |
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Start and end date |
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Session type |
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Video and stream types |
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Gamification |
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More options controlled from the back end
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Unless specified, these options affect all sessions on your site. For example, if you choose to remove the countdown timer, it's removed from every session.
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If no one has turned on their camera or microphone yet, this message appears:
Element | Options (click to enlarge examples) | |
You’re the first message |
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If a video is playing when you enter a session, some browsers automatically start playing the sound. Others mute it until you click the video. You can control this setting:
Element | Options (click to enlarge examples) | |
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Autoplay audio |
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The Users can open and close the chat window is open by default. You can change thisdecide how it appears when they first enter the session:
Element | Options (click to enlarge examples) | |
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Chat window | ||
Collapse chat by default, so users must click to open it
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Session page design
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An example session. See the tables below for details.
Element | Options | |
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1 | Streaming user |
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2 | Stream controls |
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Timer |
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timer | ||
4 | Attendee count |
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The two options below can be set individually for each session. For example, every session can have a different layout.
Element | Options | |
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5 | Video layout |
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6 | Session tag display name |
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Chat panel design
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An example chat panel. See the tables below for details.
Element | Options | |
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1 | Chat channels |
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2 | Join notification |
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3 | Names in chat |
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By default, the highest-voted questions in the Q&A move to the top of the page. You can change this:
Element | Options | |
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4 | Q&A: Question order |
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Backstage controls
Site admins can see these elements in every session. Moderators and speakers can see them in sessions that they are attached to.
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An example session. See the tables below for details.
Element | Options | |
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1 | Total stream controls |
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(Mute all) or removes all users from the session |
(Stop all |
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Normally, moderators can request to bring speakers or other moderators on stage (for example, if a speaker has trouble finding the session camera and microphone controls.) But they cannot request to bring attendees on stage. You can change this:
Element | Options |
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Bring |
attendees on stage |
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| Anchor | ||||
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These options affect the greenroom time and preroll video before speakers go on-screen.
Element | Options |
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Greenroom start time |
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Clipped preroll video |
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