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+ | [[hybrid_meeting_notes]] | ||
+ | ===== Hybrid Meetings | ||
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+ | Information pertaining to the LCTG's desire to move from a totally on-line (via Zoom) weekly meeting to provide for a hybrid meeting, which would allow people to attend either in-person (at Lexington Community Center, for example) and on-line (Zoom for example). | ||
This is a work in progress and is not complete as of its last change: ~~LASTMOD~~. | This is a work in progress and is not complete as of its last change: ~~LASTMOD~~. | ||
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* Bob Primak | * Bob Primak | ||
- | Concepts | + | ==== Concepts |
* Presentation is in-person | * Presentation is in-person | ||
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* Attendee audio & video (when comment or ask question) | * Attendee audio & video (when comment or ask question) | ||
- | Equipment possibilities | + | ==== Challenges and Mitigations ==== |
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+ | ^Challenge^Mitigation| | ||
+ | |Software bugs / usability issues preventing screen sharing|Appoint a moderator to present material as a backup option| | ||
+ | |Mute / unmute issues|Appoint a moderator to mute / unmute participants as appropriate. Assign roles to participants (e.g. presenters vs. attendees)| | ||
+ | |Keeping on schedule with long meetings|Moderators can present an agenda slide when speakers are not presenting. Make use of a meeting timer (e.g. [[https:// | ||
+ | |Using social communication channels|Consider archiving meeting chats. Out of band channels (e.g. Slack / discord) that are not well integrated with the meeting tend to be underutilized during the meeting, but chat windows provided by the meeting client (Zoom / Teams / Webex chat box) are easily lost unless someone archives the conversation for future reference.| | ||
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+ | ==== Capabilities ==== | ||
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+ | ^Capability^Solution^Example Equipment^Example cost| | ||
+ | |Present in-room content and connect to online meeting|Laptop (2014 model or later if possible)| | | | ||
+ | |Camera view of in-room presenter|webcam (on laptop or USB)| |??| | ||
+ | |Capture audio of in-room presenter|lavalier microphone / dynamic USB microphone|wireless lavalier USB mic ([[https:// | ||
+ | |Camera view of in-room audience for online attendees| \\ cheap: wide angle webcam (more expensive auto zoom conference cameras exist)|wide angle webcam ([[https:// | ||
+ | |Capture audio of whole room for online attendees|omnidirectional condenser microphone / room with built-in microphone array|USB microphone ([[https:// | ||
+ | |Capture audio of individual audience speaker|Low / fair quality: omnidirectional condenser microphone. High quality: wireless microphone (to hand to participant when speaking)|Wireless microphone ([[https:// | ||
+ | |Display online attendee view for in-room audience|in-room screen or portable LCD TV| |??| | ||
+ | |Amplify audio of online attendees for in-room audience|powered speaker|lots of choices, portable Bluetooth / aux in speaker ([[https:// | ||
+ | |Switch between in-room presenter and audience video/ | ||
+ | |Equipment stand| | | | | ||
+ | |Portability / storage| | | | | ||
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+ | ==== System Requirements ==== | ||
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+ | * Laptop should have multiple USB ports or use a USB hub | ||
+ | * Laptop CPU should support Intel AVX2 instruction set (any machine after 2014 has this) for smoother video processing | ||
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+ | ==== Equipment possibilities | ||
* USB Conference Microphone. $24. [[https:// | * USB Conference Microphone. $24. [[https:// | ||
* Manycam software. Switch between multiple cameras. Free to try. [[http:// | * Manycam software. Switch between multiple cameras. Free to try. [[http:// | ||
- | Setup Possibilities | + | ==== Setup Possibilities |
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+ | **From Steve Isenberg** | ||
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+ | **From Harry Forsdick** | ||
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+ | From Rich Moffitt a possible configuration diagram | ||
- | **Steve Isenberg ** I've used a computer connected to a zoom meeting with two webcams and Manycam software. I would turn the cameras as needed during the presentation (to point towards person speaking) and switch cameras live (from presenter to speaking person) using the Manycam software. This provided a solution, but was manually intensive. | + | {{https://i.postimg.cc/ |
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