Adobe Connect - Quick Start Guide
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Adobe Connect - Training Guide
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In Adobe Connect, the Meeting Host is the one who configures a meeting and then administrates it as it is conducted.
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To start setting up a meeting, click Meetings and then New Meetings to start the Meeting wizard, where the meeting information such as the name of the meeting and times can be entered. The wizard guides you through two separate processes, depending on whether the meeting is open to registered users only or to anyone. If the former, you select Send Invitations, select a group to invite (for example, hosts only), and edit the text that appears in the email. You have the option of including a Microsoft Outlook Calendar appointment. If the latter, you click Send Email Invitations, which opens your email application, and add invitees to the distribution list of your email message.
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Adobe Connect Recordings Fact Sheet
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To save a copy of the recording to your computer, you can choose to make the recording available offline. This saves the recording as an Adobe Flash Video (FLV) file.
To save a recording:
The recording appears in a new window. A message appears with notes for making the recording offline.
Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro content is organized in a collection of folders called the Content library. It is where content to be used in a meeting should be placed before the meeting is started. After logging in to Connect Pro Central, you can access the Content library by clicking the Content tab at the top of the window.
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The file should be one of the following formats: *.ppt, *.pptx, *.flv, *.swf, *.pdf, *.gif, *.jpg, *.png, *.mp3, *.html, or *.zip. Please refer to the documentation for valid contents for zip files. Word Documents cannot be used with Connect they must be converted into FlashPaper first; FlashPaper is NOT compatible with Macs