ARCHIVED: About user roles in Adobe Connect
Adobe Connect, IU's previous web collaboration and conferencing system, became read-only on August 31, 2017, and was fully retired on December 28, 2017. After a comprehensive pilot evaluation, Zoom was selected as its replacement.
UITS converted Adobe Connect recordings to MP4 format, but Adobe Presenter files were not automatically converted. UITS offers a content migration service for faculty who need assistance moving Presenter content to other platforms. To take advantage of this service, complete the Adobe Presenter Migration Support form.
Every Adobe Connect meeting attendee holds one of three user roles. Each attendee's role is clearly identified in the Attendee List pod.
- Host: If you created the meeting room, you are
the meeting Host. A Host has full power to change any room
settings. Hosts can:
- ARCHIVED: Set up meeting rooms
- ARCHIVED: Share and display content from their computers (e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, videos, documents, etc.)
- ARCHIVED: Configure a meeting room and manage its elements (e.g., pods, layout, etc.)
- ARCHIVED: Grant permissions to other attendees
- ARCHIVED: Start and stop meeting recordings
- Presenter: A Presenter can share and display content. However, unlike a Host, a Presenter cannot change the layout of the meeting room, control the list of attendees, or start/stop meeting recordings.
- Participant: By default, attendees join Connect
meetings as Participants. Participants can see and hear everything in
the meeting room, text chat, and change their status indicators, but
cannot make changes to the room or share their screens, cameras, or
microphones. However, a Host can grant Presenter or Host abilities to
a Participant.
Note:If you log into a meeting as a guest, a Host can still grant you additional permissions.
For more, see the ARCHIVED: Adobe Connect menu.
For help, contact your campus Support Center.
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Last modified on 2018-01-18 16:25:35.