In two slim volumes If you've heard of remote meeting platforms but don't know how to use them with a screen reader, this book is your friendly guide. Learn the advantages of attending remote meetings, the necessary etiquette to follow, and specific protocols for screen reader users. You're guided through using six of the most popular remote meeting services, including Zoom Video Communications, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, GoToMeeting, BlueJeans, and Slack. Other topics include hosting remote meetings, less conventional ways to use remote meeting software, and additional tools for meeting remotely without the use of a computer. See all of our Technology books and tutorials! Table of Contents Introduction Terms to Know How Meetings Work Not Just for Business General Advantages of Remote Meetings Convenience Is Key Dress with Less Stress Silence Is Golden Your Perfect Platform Real-Time Virtual Collaboration The Weather Inside Is Delightful We Hear You Loud and Clear Get Ready for the Replay Remote Meetings and Visual Impairment Clickety Clackety Keys Be Gone More Equal Access Pros/Cons of Remote Meetings with Screen Readers Getting Started Common Meeting Tasks Meeting Etiquette Screen Reader Etiquette An Overview of Zoom (from Zoom Video Communications, Inc.) Exploring the Zoom Homepage Getting to Know the Zoom Desktop Software Installing the Zoom Desktop Client Signing in to the Zoom Desktop Client A Tour of the Zoom Desktop Client Joining a Zoom Meeting Inside a Zoom Meeting The Zoom Mobile and Fire OS Apps Zoom Settings Notes for Hosts Final Zoom Thoughts An Overview of Microsoft Teams Getting Started with Teams Exploring the Teams Windows App Joining a Meeting in Teams Inside a Teams Meeting The Teams Mobile Apps Scheduling a Meeting via Teams Final Teams Thoughts An Overview of Google Meet Getting Started with Meet Joining a Meeting in Meet Inside a Meet Meeting The Meet Mobile Apps A Note on Meeting Creation for Hosts An Overview of GoToMeeting (from LogMeIn) Using the GoToMeeting Web App The GoToMeeting Mobile and Fire OS Apps Configuring Meetings for Hosts Final GoToMeeting Thoughts An Overview of BlueJeans (from Verizon) Exploring the BlueJeans Support Page Getting to Know the BlueJeans Desktop App Joining a BlueJeans Meeting The BlueJeans Web Interface Notes on Meeting Using the Desktop App The BlueJeans Mobile Apps An Overview of Slack (from Slack Technologies) Using the Slack Web Interface Installing the Slack Desktop App Making a Slack Call Using the Slack Mobile Apps Free Options to Consider Free Conference Call Skype FaceTime Google Hangouts Other Meeting Apps to Know About My Company Uses Other Meeting Software? Now What?
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