Spontaneous, ad hoc meetings On Buddy1, in Lync, search for the Finance Team distribution list and add it. Multi-party meetings aren’t always planned and prescheduled, so Right-click the Finance Team distribution list click Start a to help with this, Lync supports spontaneous collaboration. Conference Call, and then click Lync Call. For Lync 2013, we have a great multi-party video experience, all Click Start My Video to add video. done by Lync. Accept the Video on Buddy 1, and then add Video to other clients. In a meeting, up to 5 people will be shown live. In bigger Drag and drop to add others from your contact list. meetings, the participant can pick who they want to see. To show how to add another contact, click the Invite (person with the plus sign) menu and add another contact. Or, as a host – I can put the spotlight on a single video source for See participants join the conversation. all participants to see for a more structured meeting scenario. Notice that the contacts that do not start video will display a photo. We can see the speaker indicator in the gallery, and names are Pin a participant from the pool of people using video. visible. Select a speaker to put in the Spotlight. Lync 2013 uses standards-based, modern video technology: H.264 SVC. This enables video across many device types with efficient MCUs. Scheduled Meeting On Buddy1, start Outlook. In Outlook, we’ll schedule a Lync Meeting by clicking New Online Schedule a Lync Online Meeting Meeting. Call out new options: Show Who gets directly in? Who’s a And then after clicking Meeting Options, we can see the presenter? Describe that this is the lobby function presenter meeting options that can be set. Who gets directly in? Send the invitation. Who’s a presenter? We’ll send a request to Buddy2.
Spontaneous, ad hoc meetings Multi-party meetings aren’t always planned and prescheduled, so to help with this, Lync supports spontaneous collaboration. For Lync 2013, we have a great multi-party video experience, all done by Lync. In a meeting, up to 5 people will be shown live. In bigger meetings, the participant can pick who they want to see. Or, as a host – I can put the spotlight on a single video source for all participants to see for a more structured meeting scenario. We can see the speaker indicator in the gallery, and names are visible. Lync 2013 uses standards-based, modern video technology: H.264 SVC. This enables video across many device types with efficient MCUs. On Buddy1, in Lync, search for the Finance Team distribution list and add it. Right-click the Finance Team distribution list click Start a Conference Call, and then click Lync Call. Click Start My Video to add video. Accept the Video on Buddy 1, and then add Video to other clients. Drag and drop to add others from your contact list. To show how to add another contact, click the Invite (person with the plus sign) menu and add another contact. See participants join the conversation. Notice that the contacts that do not start video will display a photo. Pin a participant from the pool of people using video. Select a speaker to put in the Spotlight. Scheduled Meeting In Outlook, we’ll schedule a Lync Meeting by clicking New Online Meeting. And then after clicking Meeting Options, we can see the presenter meeting options that can be set. Who gets directly in? Who’s a presenter? We’ll send a request to Buddy2. On Buddy1, start Outlook. Schedule a Lync Online Meeting Call out new options: Show Who gets directly in? Who’s a presenter? Describe that this is the lobby function Send the invitation.