As the event owner, you have the option of assigning a specific role to one or more participants.
There are Four user roles available in the attached drop-down list. In this article you will learn what each role means and the amount of access each user has and the significance of each.
Here are the rights of the "Attendee":
Animator
Here are the rights of the "Animator":
- The animator has classic access to your event app.
- The animator can see audience questions during the event.
- The Animator role allows the user to have an overview of the questions sent by the moderator. To do this, go into the "Express yourself" service where you will find the questions that the moderator has chosen to diffuse.
- The animator has the option to show or hide the questions to make them visible or not to the public.
We recommend that you have 2 animators and provide each a tablet for easier navigation and comfortable reading.
Check out more articles on the "Animator":
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The moderator has classic access to the application and the Live of your event.
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The moderator has an access to the moderation platform to manage the content of the application and the Live generated by the participants and to pilot the event wall.
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The moderator has the ability to delete content published by users on the application and Live chat (photos, questions, comments ...).
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The moderator can choose the layout of the Live: auto, mosaic or pinned.
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The moderator can add content in the News Feed, open and close a service, decide whether to display a vote/quiz or not and display the word cloud, photo mosaic or social wall on the event wall.
- The moderator can disable the camera and/or microphone of another moderator or presenter by clicking on the two icons on the presenter's camera.
- The moderator has classic access to your event app.
- The owner can have exclusive access to: the event wall, the moderation platform and the web application when it is still a draft.
Speaker
Here are the permissions of the "Speaker" :
- The speaker is on the live with an access via codes dedicated to the speakers
- The speaker can be seen and heard by participants, moderators and other speakers.
- He can: mute/activate his microphone, mute/activate his camera, launch pre-recorded videos, share his screen.
