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This document provides an overview of how to use the Elluminate Live web conferencing program, including descriptions of the participant interface, how to set audio and connection speed settings, use the chat and whiteboard tools, and participate in polls. Screenshots are included to illustrate the different interface elements like the participants window, audio setup, and polling icons. Resources are listed for additional help on using Elluminate Live.
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- 3. Icons on the Participant Interface Steps for Connection Speed Icons on the Participants Window How to use the Audio How to chat with the Chat Window What are the White Board Tools How do you use the icons for Polling
- 4. The Participant Interface This is what the screen looks like when you open Elluminate Live Back to: MENU
- 5. Set your Connection Speed for Your Computer ◦ PC: Tools Preferences Session Connection ◦ Mac: Elluminate Live! Preferences Session Connection Back to: MENU
- 6. As a participant you can… Raise/Lower Hand Show your emotions using the Emoticons Step Away This window also indicates the number on participants. Back to: MENU
- 7. For permission for Using Microphone click this or PRESS Ctrl+F2 Audio Set Up Utility ◦ Tools Audio Audio Setup Wizard Optimal Microphone Setting Back to: MENU
- 8. Send messages to all participants in “this room”, the “moderators”, or select who you want to send your messages to Copy and Paste links in the chat window for others to view Back to: MENU
- 9. Virtual board Tools- the following tools can be used for the white board. Selection Eraser Pen Highlighter Text Text Editor Ellipse Filled Ellipse Rectangle Filled Rectangle Line Laser Pointer Import an Image Clip Art Screen Capture REMEMBER: anything you do on the white board is seen by everyone in the room. Back to: MENU
- 10. Vote or Choose on the lessons by using the following poll icons ◦ Yes/No ◦ Multiple Choice ◦ Slowdown/Speedup Class Pace Responses will appear in the Participants window if the moderator has selected to show them Back to: MENU
- 11. ◦ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elluminate_Live ◦ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQnGpLVmaLo ◦ http://www.elluminate.com/resources/orientation/v9.5/ ◦ http://www.elluminate.com ◦ http://www.images.google.com