Participate in Adobe Connect training sessions and meetings

• Everyone sees the raised hands next to names in the Attendees pod. If multiple attendees raised their hand, the people who raised their hand soonest appears higher in the list.

• Hosts receive a notification in the upper right of the meeting room with Approve and Decline buttons. Individual notifications show how many raised their hand and the current attendee’s position in the queue. For example, 4/10 indicates that the attendee was the fourth of ten attendees to raise their hand.

The attendees receive a notification that they can click Speak Now. If the attendees want to share their screen, hover over their name in the Attendees pod and select Request Screen Share.

When attendees finish speaking, hover over their names in the Attendees pod, and select Disable Audio . This practice reduces background noise.

Click the virtual classroom URL link sent to you (by email or IM) from the classroom host.

• If attendees are using the Chat pod to introduce themselves, add your name, and perhaps location, to the conversation.

• The Course Share Pod is where the host shares their screen or content such as a presentation or document. The Share pod is where users typically direct most of their attention, during a classroom session. If a presentation contains a quiz, the host can unsync the presentation, allowing individual attendees to take the quiz on their own. Third-party SCORM content may not play properly in the share pod. Content types that do not play properly are not available to the user when browsing for content to share.

  You can select Adobe Presenter courses using the Share Course workflow and play the courses in the Share pod. You can also play animations, embedded objects, quizzes, and interactions.

• Use emoticons in the application bar to interact with the host and other attendees. You can raise your hand, express agreement, or disagreement, and even ask the host to speak more loudly or softly. The emoticons are an easy way to start participating in the classroom.

• Raise your hand and if the host approves your request, use the VoIP toolbar to broadcast your voice. Broadcasting audio is useful if you have a detailed question to ask or if you want to provide information to the class.

• If the host opens a whiteboard, collaborate with other attendees on the task at hand. Whiteboards allow a group of attendees to answer a question together and are also useful for brainstorming ideas. For more information, see Share a whiteboard.

• Throughout the session, use the Chat pod to communicate with attendees or answer questions. Hosts can allow private chat between attendees or they can turn off this feature. For more information, see Chat in meetings.

• At the end of a session, the host can take a poll. Simply read the question and vote using the radio buttons.

When the session is over, the host closes the virtual classroom.

From the Adobe Connect home page, click Training Catalog.

Your status for that course changes to Pending. An email message is sent to you stating that you asked for course approval and a separate message is sent to the training manager asking for their approval.

If the training manager approves your request to enroll, you receive an email message with your new status and a link to the course. Your status changes from Pending to Enrolled. When you are ready, click the course link in the email message and take the course.