User:Brandg423/ClerkTest - Revision history

TimRiker at 17:57, 4 May 2022

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	==Terms==		==Terms==
	<u>Webinar</u> – a one way broadcast with one or more speakers (panelists) and a large number of viewers (attendees).		<u>Webinar</u> – a one way broadcast with one or more speakers (panelists) and a large number of viewers (attendees).

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 == Setting up devices to be used as content sources (cameras, PowerPoint, overlays, etc.) ==
 . Set up one device in your stake center which will be connected to the overhead projector. This device needs to be able to join a Zoom Webinar, but it will join as an attendee and not as a panelist. It will always show what the remote viewers will see. This is how the people in the stake center will see a remote speaker, any pre-recorded music video, and any slides that might be shown. For my event, we use an iPad connected to the projector via HDMI and plugged into power to keep it from dying mid-event.
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	== Setting up devices to be used as content sources (cameras, PowerPoint, overlays, etc.) ==		== Setting up devices to be used as content sources (cameras, PowerPoint, overlays, etc.) ==
			1. Set up one device in your stake center which will be connected to the overhead projector. This device needs to be able to join a Zoom Webinar, but it will join as an attendee and not as a panelist. It will always show what the remote viewers will see. This is how the people in the stake center will see a remote speaker, any pre-recorded music video, and any slides that might be shown. For my event, we use an iPad connected to the projector via HDMI and plugged into power to keep it from dying mid-event.


			Here is a picture of an iPad driving the overhead in my building.
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	2. Set panelist videos to be on. This can’t be changed while the meeting is running:		2. Set panelist videos to be on. This can’t be changed while the meeting is running:

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			4. If you are going to use a Custom Live Streaming Service for overflow you can set it up now – it will be at the bottom of your screen after hitting schedule. If you are using Facebook or YouTube, you will set this up after your event starts (instructions at the bottom of this document.)

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			== Setting up devices to be used as content sources (cameras, PowerPoint, overlays, etc.) ==

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	==Scheduling a stake conference Webinar==		==Scheduling a stake conference Webinar==
	1. Hit Host a meeting, Webinars, and Schedule a Webinar on the main Zoom portal.==		1. Hit Host a meeting, Webinars, and Schedule a Webinar on the main Zoom portal.

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	2. Set panelist videos to be on. This can’t be changed while the meeting is running:		2. Set panelist videos to be on. This can’t be changed while the meeting is running:

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			3. Add the email addresses of the panelists (this can be done later) and hit the blue Schedule button.

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	= ~~Test~~ =		= How to host a Stake Conference using a Zoom Webinar=

	== ~~Test~~ ==		==Terms==
			<u>Webinar</u> – a one way broadcast with one or more speakers (panelists) and a large number of viewers (attendees).

			<u>Webinar host</u> – the person who is controlling the meeting

			<u>Panelist</u> – someone whose video and audio can be seen and heard during a webinar. This can be controlled by them as they mute and unmute their video and audio or controlled remotely by the host through spotlighting.

			<u>Attendee</u> – someone who is viewing the webinar at home. They can interact with chat or raise their hand to ask a question. If they raise their hand the host can ignore them, turn on their audio, or make them a panelist, which would also show their video.

			<u>Spotlight</u> – the host has the ability to select which video feeds show up on attendees’ screens by spotlighting those video feeds. One or more can be on screen at the same time. All panelists’ mics are inserted into the meeting unless muted, regardless of whose video is showing.

			==Scheduling a stake conference Webinar==
			1. Hit Host a meeting, Webinars, and Schedule a Webinar on the main Zoom portal.==
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			2. Set panelist videos to be on. This can’t be changed while the meeting is running:

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