Video Meetings

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Hosting a Video Meeting

Model B kiosks are perfect for hosting a virtual meeting with community members that need legal assistance. Users can meet with an attorney, participate in a virtual clinic, or attend a court hearing online. Model B kiosks are set up with Zoom software already, so all the users need is their meeting information.

Updated 2 years ago by Triana Kalmanoff

Changing a Participant's Name in a Video Meeting

When the user enters a Zoom meeting from a kiosk, they will automatically enter with the name "Kiosk". Please ask them to change their name so others can see who they are speaking with. You can walk them through these steps.

Updated 2 years ago by Triana Kalmanoff

Sharing a Screen in a Video Meeting

Asking a user to share their screen during a video meeting can help you view essential documents, intake applications, or webpages.

Updated 2 years ago by Triana Kalmanoff

Remote Controlling a Kiosk During a Video Meeting

During a video meeting, users can give you remote control of their kiosk. This can be very helpful when helping a user fill out a form or navigate a challenging website.

Updated 2 years ago by Triana Kalmanoff

Using the Document Camera

Some legal aid organizations and law library locations have document cameras for their Model B kiosks. They allow users to virtually share hard-copy documents with their attorneys and in other meetings. You can use a document camera when you join a video meeting or if you are already in one.

Updated 2 years ago by Triana Kalmanoff

Connecting Earphones to The Kiosk

If you need to connect your earphones to the kiosk it's easy. You may want to connect earphones to hear better or have more privacy. You can find the earphone jack on the port side of the kiosk monit…

Updated 4 months ago by Triana Kalmanoff