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Thanks Garth - I’d like to know if that is right because it is easy to fix by alerting people about the need to respond quickly to their invitations Best wishes Mike

Mike I’ve been told by someone else this can occur If people are slow to accept the request to move to breakout room. So I am going to check that out. Garth.

Hi Garth Thanks for raising the question and thanks Bill again for your Bluejeans review. I’ve had the problem and I would love to know how to fix it. Mine was compounded by Zoom chucking me out of

Make sure ASL is used! wrote:

This is a late reply to Dirk's question... My colleague Gillian Martin Mehers, based in Geneva, just published an interesting blog

Thanks Bill that’s very helpful. As an experienced user can you help with a problem I have had almost every time I have used breakout rooms with Zoom. I really love the simple functionality of Zoom.

Of course, please share. William Potapchuk Community Building Institute Arlington, VA 703-425-6296 o 703-431-9943 c bill@...<mailto:bill@...> http://www.cbi-net.org/

Thanks for that comparison, Bill!? I'd been wondering about Blue Jeans, so having your comparison is very helpful.

Thanks, Bill! This is a great comparison. I'd add just one thing to the comparison, based on my experience with partners in *low-bandwidth settings*: BlueJean's app has a "low-bandwidth mode", which

Bill, this is so helpful! I've been struggling to compare BlueJeans with Zoom in the meaningful ways for our purposes (beyond just the stated features), and this is a wonderful headstart. Thank you!

This is great Bill, thanks so much for sharing. I've been articulating these differences to colleagues and projects, but very helpful to have your comparison captured here. I'm assuming I can share

I've been surprised that larger companies with surprisingly knowledgeable IT advisors are dropping Zoom, but I'm guessing it's not because of zoombombing, because you can manage that. I suspect it's

Hello Madeline, Yes, co-hosts in Zoom can move themselves, but there's a max of about 75 co-hosts that you can have. This was discovered by some great open space facilitators in the Netherlands

I’m trying to do this, too, and would be very appreciative. I’m told the co-hosts can move themselves, but I haven’t been able to make that work. Madeline Madeline M. Maxwell Professor of

Thank you Bill, most helpful Fred Carden Principal, Using Evidence Inc. https://usingevidence.com mobile/WA +1-613-252-8642 wrote:

This is a great review of Zoom v. Bluejeans Bill! Thank you for taking the time to provide this comparison. Zoom has really improved security with their product so hopefully more groups will be open

Thanks Bill That’s really helpful – as a Zoom user it does not want me to try Bluejeans any time soon! Best wishes Mike www.couravel.com<http://www.couravel.com/> +44 (0) 1732 371 252 +44 (0) 7860

This is excellent analysis, Bill. Thanks for taking the time to do this. wrote:

Thanks, Bill That’s a really helpful comparison. I was interested to see that in Zoom “it is easy to keep the facilitation team out of the breakout groups, randomly assign all others to breakout

Hi all. I had a chance to use Bluejeans for a virtual meeting with 22 people last week. It worked, but I was disappointed. I have regularly used Zoom for these meetings . . . and the little things