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The following is an overview of the various parameters in a conference template. There are quite a number of settings, addressing a vast array of possible use cases. This page serves as a reference, although most users never need to use most of these settings.
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Leave a Comment (0) →The Problem: I need to hold a conference where I know with certainty that only a few specific guests are allowed to participate. I need it to be a simple as possible for them to join the call. I don’t want the system sending them any confusing messages. The Solution: The most straightforward approach is […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Dashboard contact lists are convenient way to for a conference host to dial-out to someone who is required on the current call, but not invited in advance. An account can have any number of contact lists. You may elect to create separate contact lists for different departments, regions or projects. About Contact Lists Contact lists […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Internal vs External Webcams Most laptops and some desktops or all-in-one computers have built-in webcams. Where a built-in webcam is available the webcam tool will default to using it as the source of the image stream. The built-in webcam may not be the best choice. For example, it may be possible to get a better […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →ZipDX WebSharing is a well-established way to add shared visuals to a conference call. Accessed using a simple web link, it’s commonly used to present slides, share documents or demonstrate software. Presenters must be logged into the ZipDX web portal using either Chrome or Firefox. Participants can view the shared visuals in any web browser, on […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →The ZipDX conferencing platform aims to be as versatile as possible, allowing you to schedule a virtual conference with your group in a variety of ways that suit your needs and available technology. The three main ways that you can schedule, which we’ll outline below, are as follows: Online: Schedule via the ZipDX Web Portal. […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Who Can Schedule a Conference? Anyone registered with ZipDX who has been given “Organizer” rights can schedule a conference call. The email address you use with your Google account must be included in your ZipDX profile. If required, you can have several email addresses in your ZipDX profile. Now here’s how it’s done! Scheduling The […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Those of us who spend our days focused on dreaming up ways to help people communicate better often get caught up in the minutia of esoteric features or applications. After all, we enjoy creating unique solutions to some of the most devious and difficult problems of business-to-business communication. However, sometimes it’s good to take a […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Who Can Schedule a Conference? To be able to schedule a conference you must be registered with a ZipDX. Your profile must be associated with a ZipDX account that has given you “Organizer” privileges. Scheduling The Conference In order to schedule a conference using the web portal you start by logging in using your email […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Language Channel Basics The Floor is always channel #0. While on the floor only the person who is speaking is heard, in their own voice. An interpreter is never heard on the floor, which may be ideal for bilingual participants. While in a language specific channel (#1+) a participant hears only that language. That’s the […]
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