What are the "Attendee" roles and permissions during a V.connct meeting?
Yousra
Last Update 10 bulan yang lalu
In V.connct, Attendees are the default participants in any meeting. They can listen, interact through chat (if allowed), and view shared content. While they don’t have elevated permissions like Hosts, Moderators, or Presenters, Attendees still have access to limited actions that support engagement. This article explains what an Attendee can do during a live meeting and how to access their available options.
This article includes the following topics:
Understanding the role of Attendees in a V.connct meeting
Accessing Attendee controls during a session
Limited interaction options with the Host
Chat permissions between Attendees and Moderators
Private messaging between Attendees and Presenters
Interacting with other Attendees via private chat
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Accessing Attendee Controls
- While in a meeting, click on the Participants Panel icon.
- After opening the Participants Panel, click on the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the name of the participant you want to manage, whether it's a Host, Moderator, Presenter, Attendee, or even yourself, to reveal the attendees controls available for that specific role.
Attendee Permissions on the Host
Attendees have very limited interaction with the Host. The only available option is:
- Open Private Chat – Send the Host a private message.
Attendee Permissions on Moderators
Just like with Hosts, Attendees can interact with Moderators only through:
- Open Private Chat – Start a one-on-one conversation.
Attendee Permissions on Presenters
Attendees can interact with Presenters using:
- Open Private Chat – For direct, private communication.
Attendee Permissions on Other Attendees
When it comes to fellow Attendees, the available interaction is also limited to:
- Open Private Chat – Engage privately with another participant.
