![]() ![]() With Zoom, you have a Host and Participants. Attendees are people outside your organization/company. Presenters are people in your tenant (think of that as your company), and they can do almost everything the Organizer can do. The Organizer is the person that scheduled the meeting. With Teams, you have a meeting Organizer, Presenters, and Attendees. Just the way it is structured compared to Teams. I'm not sure if Zoom could implement this feature. It would be nice to go the other way - notify Participants that the Host started the meeting, but there is no setting for that in Zoom. This feature is enabled by default, and it is a great feature. That setting is under Setting - In Meeting (Advanced) - When attendees join meeting before the host. If you are the host, you can get informed, by email, that someone joined your meeting that you haven't started. If you are a participant in a Zoom meeting, you do not get notified that someone started the meeting with Zoom. ![]() Hope this article has provided a few techniques you can apply so that you can have a safer and more productive Zoom meeting.That is a great question.
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