the mode in which all members of a conference are muted except the one person to conduct a presentation. Note that this can be any member of the conference designated by the moderator and can be more than one person.
Option available on Reservationless conferences which allows the Chairperson/Leader to mute all lines of the callers who dialled in using the conference code.
Videoconferencing mode in which one site (e.g., a lecturer) is continuously displayed to all endpoints. Sometimes also called broadcast or lecture mode.
Denoted by the participants ability to listen only to a conference call or view only the web conference. This reflects the host's requirement to present necessary material typically to large groups as opposed to more collaborative sessions with more attendee interaction. See also question and answer mode.
The switching technique is similar to voice-activated, but adds a useful twist. A pre-selected site is chosen to be the presenter. The other sites in a conference, regardless of who is speaking will ALWAYS see that Presenter site. The people at the presenting site will see the other sites switch normally, but those other sites will only see the presenter, no matter who speaks. ITU - The Regional Institutional Unit is an Educational Service District (ESD) based network support individual who has been identified as the K-20 point of contact for problem identification in the ESD’s districts. The RITU supports those districts that can not afford or do not desire to sponsor their own DITU. The RITU can and is expected to work directly with the KOCO.
Option available on conference call conferences which allows the Chairperson to mute all lines of the callers who dialed in using the Participant passcode.
The mode that permits only the call host and designated panel to speak during the call. This mode automatically mutes members of the conference call not on the panel to ‘listen only'. At any time during a conference, the conferencing host may switch back and forth between Presentation Mode, Conversation Mode and Question and Answer Mode.
This mode, also called broadcast or lecture mode, enables a single location (the broadcaster or presenter) to be be viewed and heard continuously by all participants during the conference. Normally, switching among sites will not occur.