A Tour of the Web Attendees Box

This is what the

host sees

This is what everyone else

sees

Only the host can adjust the online controls and invite additional attendees to meetings.

All attendees can raise a flag during the meeting (similar to raising your hand).

Host vs. Attendee Boxes

This is what the

host sees

Only the host can adjust the online controls and invite additional attendees to meetings.

All attendees can raise a flag during the meeting (similar to raising your hand).

When an attendee raises a flag, this is what everyone in the meeting sees.

Host vs. Attendee Boxes

This icon means Horace is attending from his mobile device.

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The content bars show how much content has loaded for each participant. • Content loads at different speeds depending on the individual’s connection. • If the host or a presenter is loading content (especially video), attendees with a partially loaded content bar may not be able to see content as intended.

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HOSTThe host can upload, control, annotate content and share their desktop as well as control the status of web and phone attendees and invite more attendees to the meeting. There is only one host allowed per meeting.

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PRESENTERSimilar to the host, a presenter has complete control over content and is able to share their desktop. The only difference between the host and a presenter is that only the host has the ability to control and invite attendees.ANNOTATORAnnotators are able to mark up and make comments on content, but cannot upload or control content.

ATTENDEEAttendees are able to view all content as controlled by the host, but have no controls over content and cannot annotate on top of it.

By selecting a participant, the host is able to adjust the attendee status.

DISCONNECTED HOSTIf the host is disconnected or exits the browser without selecting ‘Exit Meeting,’ the disconnected host icon will appear. If the host is disconnected, the meeting will not end. However, if the host does not re-enter the meeting within 15 minutes, the meeting will automatically end. If the host has designated another attendee as a presenter, that presenter is still able to control content.DISCONNECTED ATTENDEEIf an attendee is disconnected or exits the browser without selecting ‘Exit Meeting,’ the disconnected attendee icon will appear. The attendee has 15 minutes to re-enter the meeting without being re-accepted by the host.

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REMOVED ATTENDEE (no icon)If you choose to remove attendees, their name and icon will be entirely removed. Likewise, there will not be an icon if an attendee leaves the meeting using the ‘Exit Meeting’ button. If a host exits a meeting by choosing ‘Exit Meeting,’ all attendees will be disconnected.

By selecting a participant, the host is able to adjust the attendee status.

Accept Meeting Requests

The host is also able to automatically accept attendees into the meeting.

When an attendee tries to join a meeting, a Meeting Request box pops up. From there, the host can choose to:

• Accept the attendee• Decline the attendee• Accept the attendee and

auto accept future attendees.

At any time during the meeting, the host can choose to automatically accept all future meeting entrance requests by choosing ‘Accept Meeting Request’ from the drop down menu.

Web Info

Bring others into a meeting by sharing a link.

Clicking on Web Info will expand a box that allows you to copy a link to paste or will allow you to share your meeting information directly with a Facebook or Twitter account.

Accept Meeting Requests

Invite attendees directly into the meeting via email.

By clicking on ‘Invite,’ the host can send meeting information from Fuze Meeting directly to attendees.

More tips, tricks and tutorials are available on

blog.fuzemeeting.com