As everyone knows, videoconferencing has become a revolutionary tool for instantly connecting people at a distance, whether for personal or professional purposes!
To help you get the most out of it and avoid “can you hear me?” meetings, we've compiled the questions you professionals most often ask ↓
When fully exploited, it is the ideal technology to reduce travel costs, improve collaboration between remote teams and save valuable time. With it, no more long journeys for meetings and impersonal exchanges such as phone calls or emails!
Whether you're operating from a personal computer or a meeting room, here are the essentials for running an online meeting:
Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet... The choice is vast! Choose the one that seems easiest to use, offers the features you need (screen sharing, recording, subtitling, etc.), and has a satisfactory level of security. Find out more in our dedicated guide here!
It depends on the software used and the subscription you have while some free solutions limit the number of participants (usually 100), paid versions can accommodate several hundred people.
Security varies from platform to platform. To protect your exchanges from intrusions or hacking of any kind, we advise you to password-protect your meetings, limit access to invited guests and activate the waiting room to validate each entry. In addition, encryption software can help you keep all your data confidential.
Check the stability of your Internet connection, make sure your drivers are up to date, test your equipment before the meeting and close non-essential applications that could consume a lot of bandwidth.
Today, most videoconferencing platforms feature a screen-sharing option to easily show documents to other participants. To activate it, look for the “Share screen” icon, often represented by a screen or an arrow, and click on it. Easy!
Yes, many applications such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams offer the option of recording meetings. However, make sure you inform all participants and obtain their agreement before doing so.
Here's a simple tip that can make a real difference: encourage participants to mute their microphones when they're not speaking, and use the moderation features to manage speaking.
Absolutely! Today, most platforms have mobile applications compatible with iOS and Android, so you can take part in a meeting at any time, even on the move.
Yes, you can add virtual backgrounds or blur the background for greater privacy. But be sure to keep it professional, depending on the context!