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From the conference dashboard there are several a host ways to reach out to people and bring them into the conference. 1. Callback Everyone who was invited to the conference is listed in the column on the left side of the dashboard. Those who were invited but have not yet joined are shown as “invited.” […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →It’s a simple question, yet we hear is surprisingly often, so it bears examination. Exactly when can you join a ZipDX conference call? As with most things, the answer is simple, but there are a few variables that bear examination. It’s most common for ZipDX conferences to be be scheduled in advance. This is certainly […]
Continue Reading →While we refer to our linguistic capabilities as “multilingual conferencing,” in truth most ZipDX conferences involving interpreters are bilingual, involving just two languages. This situation is readily addressed by a single interpreter, who need to only choose the direction of interpretation, for example; from EN-into-ES, or from ES-into-EN. When a conference involves three or more […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Anything recorded during a ZipDX conference is available in your list of Completed Conferences. You can access the recording as follows: Log into the ZipDX web portal using your email address and PIN. Scroll down to the Completed Conferences section of your home page. Click on the title of the conference in question to access […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →It can be necessary to play a prerecorded announcement to participants as they join a conference. Most typically this involves an official compliance warning. Such a message details the terms a participant accepts by joining the conference. There are several ways to play a prerecorded message as participants join the conferences. Using the “Custom Announcement” […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →When an organization adopts ZipDX as their preferred conferencing platform they quite often register a number of meeting organizers and participants in the system. As they are registered in the system they each get their own ZipDX profile. Their profile contains information about them, from their PIN to the various telephone numbers where they can […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →ZipDX is continuously evolving. We refine existing capabilities, and add new ones, driven by things we learn from customers. Typically the changes are subtle, often entirely invisible to the average user. Occasionally, the changes are more obvious. That’s the case in our most recent update. We have made it easier for participants to join the […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →For notes about when the conference dashboard becomes available and who has access, please see Dashboard 101: An Introduction to the Conference Dashboard. What Is it? The Activity box is a portion of the dashboard that displays a list of participants who are actively participating in the conference, or undergoing a notable change in status. […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →For notes about when the conference dashboard becomes available and who has access, please see Dashboard 101: An Introduction to the Conference Dashboard. What is it? The text chat function in the dashboard gives conference participants a text-based back-channel way of communicating, without verbally disrupting a conference. How is it Used? The most common use […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →For notes about when the conference dashboard becomes available and who has access, please see Dashboard 101: An Introduction to the Conference Dashboard. This section lists everyone connected to the conference. It also list everyone who was invited but is not connected. Several tabs across the top of the participants list control what you see; […]
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