Moderator Guide

What are the "Moderator" Roles and Permissions During a V.connct Meeting?

What are the "Moderator" Roles and Permissions During a V.connct Meeting?

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Last Update 10 个月前

In V.connct meetings, the Moderator plays a key role in supporting the Host by managing users, enforcing meeting discipline, and ensuring smooth interaction. While they don’t have full Host powers, Moderators have elevated access compared to regular attendees or presenters.

This article outlines all the permissions available to a Moderator, including how they interact with different user roles inside the meeting.

This article includes the following topics:

Accessing Moderator controls during a meeting
What Moderators can do when interacting with the Host
Managing other Moderators (assigning roles, muting, demoting, etc.)
Moderator permissions on Presenters during a session
Full control actions Moderators can take on Attendees

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Accessing Moderator Controls

While in a meeting, open the Participants Panel.

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 moderator controls available for that specific role.

Moderator Permissions on the Host

Moderators have limited interaction with the Host. When they open the menu for the Host, the only available option is:

Open Private Chat – Start a one-on-one conversation with the Host.

Moderator Permissions on Other Moderators

1) Open Private Chat – For direct messaging.

2) Assign as Presenter – If not already a presenter.

3) Mute Microphone – To mute the other Moderator’s audio.

4) Demote Moderator – Revoke their Moderator role and return them to a regular user.

5) Remove [User] – Remove them entirely from the meeting.

Moderator Permissions on Presenters

Moderators can take action on Presenters as follows:

1) Open Private Chat – Communicate directly.

2) Reclaim Presenter – Remove their ability to share content.

3) Mute Microphone – Disable their audio.

4) Manage Permissions – Fine-tune their access to features.

5) Promote to Moderator – Elevate their role.

6) Remove [User] – Eject them from the session.

Moderator Permissions on Attendees

Moderators have full management control over regular attendees. Available actions include:

1) Open Private Chat – Start a private conversation.

2) Assign as Presenter – Allow them to present and share.

3) Mute Microphone – Mute the user if necessary.

4) Manage Permissions – Limit or allow access to chat, reactions, etc.

5) Promote to Moderator – Upgrade their role to Moderator.

6) Remove [User] – Remove them from the meeting.

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