No problem.
That's fine.
And we are recording.
Hello. Hello.
You want to hear me?
Yes.
There we go. I was actually on. I heard you say. Tell Monica to
get in here. She's. I was curious. I was there, but
literally my computer just overheated and it's been doing
that just this week for some strange reason. And it just cut
Ah.
Of course, yeah.
me out again. But I'm on my phone now.
You weren't listed. So, alright. OK, good. Well.
So if.
I I know I am presenting.
So if I could just, you know, I guess go a little bit later in
the the time frame.
Yeah, that's fine. Yep, that's fine.
OK, wonderful. Thank you.
No problem. All right, Tabitha, you go ahead when you're ready.
OK. Do I mean how do I know if my screen share?
Umm, we don't see it, so it must not have.
OK.
We're, we're will tell you.
OK.
OK. Well, let's see here.
Yeah, we will tell you.
Hmm.
Alright.
Sorry if I missed something, sound just cut out.
Uh.
No, we hear we hear you.
OK.
OK, now I see your screen.
And now I don't.
I had to go back and click share with sound. I forgot OK y'all
OK.
can see it now.
Yes.
OK.
I can, yes.
Alright, so I couldn't make my mind up what I wanted to do so I
couldn't get all fancy like some of y'all cause you know, I'm new
at this so I'm still learning.
So I chose to talk about four Scout technology I've never
heard of it before until I started doing some research.
But it was founded in April of 2000, and it went in and went
public. In 2017. The headquarters they're in San
Jose, CA, and there's many locations worldwide.
Now it was. It did come public in 2017, but in 2020 it was
bought for $1.9 million billion dollars by the US private equity
Advent International. So now it's a private company again.
And I have this video.
How you work is constantly changing. O is your network
reality.
Your security framework helps you protect your network reality
from constant threats. Keeping them aligned is a nonstop
journey. We're on that journey with you every step of the way.
With force count you see 100% of your network all connected
devices and all threats and risks. Our approach is powerful
and adaptable, taking care of everyone and all the things in
your organization. Forescout gives you continuous automated
control so you can focus on other things. We've been doing
this for over 20 years, solving challenges around the world like
the ones you were facing now.
We believe in partnership and that security is a journey
shared.
4 scout.
That was just a brief video about what, you know, what they
do, and that was designed to help organizations with cyber
risk through automation and data powered insights. The customers
data is protected by their cloud based services they have on
their platform, device visibility, asset management,
device compliance, network access control, network
segmentation, incident response.
And they have different.
It's, uh, extended enterprise networks.
On that platform, the device visibility, it's connected
devices are visible once entering the network, the asset
management is real time inventory of everything on the
network, the device compliance, you gain real time compliance
without periodic scans.
The network segmentation is a real time device context to
automate the policy based assignment and enforcement of
access control list and the Vlans the network Access
control. You can see your devices and you can control
them. Incident response is coordinated and automated
incident response with no agents or blind spots.
And here on this slide, it's just an example of what the
dashboard looks like. You can see up here where it shows all
the devices that's connected. What's wired, what's wireless,
the data center, what's on the cloud and the operation
operational technology. And then over here, you have the
function. It gives the percentages of you say the
employee workstation, mobile facilities, VoIP.
And then over here you have the operating systems until what all
operating systems are all these devices? Windows, Linux, Mac OS?
iOS. Android.
And then on the next one is the vendor model, the vendor and the
model. It tells the percentage of what no, that's deal or
Apple, Cisco, Amazon had over here at the bottom is the
compliance overview.
And it just shows like it's 91% compliant with the devices and
9% noncompliant. And then this is the devices that are at risk
and then it shows the top five unauthorized window applications
installed.
And they have different.
Different ones. You know the dashboard then assets and
segmentations, but I didn't know go through all that. I just
clicked on this one is the only one that I could find that had a
show, an example that was really good that had all the
information on it.
Or Scout also offers professional package services,
and on here the they have the professional services training
vouchers.
And.
If I can get that to come up.
This is the professional service and training vouchers. They
provide flexible options for forescout customers to purchase
the professional services and all the training they can buy
the vouchers at the time original purchase products or a
separate standalone purchase.
Then the adoption expertise subscription.
It's designed to help the customers adopt and mature
therefore Scout solution to address evolving business needs.
And there has here's all the package information.
And it gives throughout the whole everything like all of the
websites that I went through. There is so much different.
Information on there that you can look through.
This is the I extend module services. They're designed to
help customers with their integrations using Forescout
team of experts these services.
And they enable you to automate security processes between the
force, the Force Scout continual platform and other IT security
solutions.
And then there's the forescout onboarding package data sheet.
They're provides an optimal mix of professional services to jump
start the customers implementation and swiftly Dr
the value and the customers environment.
The subject matter.
Expert advisory subscription the subscription includes the
professional services or engineering or architectures
resources to assist with the evolution and expansion of the
customers.
Ohh.
That's not one.
No. For Skype Forescout CMDX onboarding package. This just
provides an optimal mix up professional services to
jumpstart the customers CMDX implementation and supply drive
for scouts value in the customers environment.
And the last one that is on there for Scout delivery
package.
That provides an optimal mix of services to continue customers
existing for scout implementation. It's a
combination of solutions, architect, professional services
engineer and project manager who will help expand the single IT
or OT use case.
There's, like I said, there's plenty information on all of it.
For Scout gives the color customers more device
intelligence than any other company in the world. They allow
organizations across every industry to accurately classify
risk and stop cyber threats without disrupting the critical
business assets. They also offer a 90 minute test drive to learn
about its platform. This will allow you to see how quickly and
identifies high risk devices and act faster.
Ohh, they launched a new complimentary service in May of
2022 called Frontline.
The holy Trying cybersecurity analyst will help the
cybersecurity teams with ransomware and real time
threats. They will proactively identify risk, enable
accelerated incident response and mature security posture. All
findings will be documented and detailed in a report, and I
think I've had a link on this one to show the different.
There's three different the 90 minute hands on virtual test
drives. There's three different ones you can choose, you know
which one.
Right for you. So you can go through and do all of them just
to see which one is your fit.
And then on this next slide, I'll have just the different
threats and risks foresight, forescout looks for them.
And.
The real time threats are monitored live and identified.
Ransomware is one of the threats that forced out and helps to
avoid ransomware is malicious software and is one of the main
threats that of organizations today. Some of the other cyber
threats are threat actors, new malware, active acting groups
with ransomware, and there are different types. And then I'll
have a slide here that has the different types of ransomware.
This is the most well known.
The back rabbit Crypto locker, golden eye jigsaw locking maze.
I cannot say that word neither one of those. Then I just got
different pictures of different ones. That's on there and that
is all of my presentation.
Not sure that that was 15 minutes.
That was great. I had not even heard of of that program that
you're talking about, the whole thing.
Yeah, I've never heard of it at all like that was the first time
So that was.
Yeah.
I've ever seen anything about it. I don't even know how I
stumbled upon it.
Typical of it.
Well, great job.
Thank you.
Dale, Are you ready?
Are you muted, Dale?
Can't hear you. Ohh yeah. Yes, I can see it.
Alright, yes, I yes, I would. Can you guys see my screen now?
Alright, this is my master class presentation for ASP .net core
MVC and off boarding I I this is my second project here and and I
coded it from scratch so it took me like half the time here PGIP
to code this and I and I thought I would share it because it was
really neat concept. This is my first time.
First time doing anything in C# so.
So I was very excited about that.
And the agenda stepping outside the comfort zone from Python to
C# and ASP .net core MVC code review and learning points. What
I've learned from building a model, view, controller and
summary.
When I first started here, I wanted to learn Python, so I did
Python. After I learned a little bit about Git, I did tutorials,
downloaded it, and and did all the basics with it.
Umm.
So I started coding in Python And it became a little easy for
me. The the stuff I was doing just wasn't challenging me
enough, so I built one successful interactive story
game which I need to put on git here this week.
And like I said, I was getting to comfortable with Python. I
just wanted to challenge so.
So Python was difficult at 4 at first as space sensitive and and
I only I only coded back end the throne because that was my
interest. When I first came here.
Umm so I was able to write one game with with mainly just
definitions and one page that became an interactive story.
So with the challenge I talked to supervisors and mentors for
for anybody new in this class. If if you don't know where you
wanna go with with software development, Jordan Mendes, he's
the software dev lead and he helped me out a lot with a with
picking something in a direction to go.
To step outside of my comfort zone. I'm not very strong at C#
so. So it was. It was a little nerve wracking at first. A lot
of tagging things I didn't understand.
Umm. But I wanted to try something that was full stack,
so I don't want went with a ASP .net core MVC model view
controller.
And basically what it is, it's it's a web application that the
use of C# and CSS, HTML and also SQL Server and it's a.
It's a medium in between. It's a ecommerce shopping site, so you
can create a profile.
Put something in the shopping cart.
By it or you can go on IT administrator side and make
changes to the website all in a friendly user interface.
I'm gonna share some. I'm gonna share my code here in a second.
They got it in Visual Studio code and I have an on GitHub and
the tutorial that I used is on YouTube and GitHub as well and I
added. I'll put this I'll put this on my user full or on my
intern folder so that way if anybody wants to check it out
there's links right here for this is the YouTube.
YouTube tutorial.
Umm this right here is the GitHub so it has all the all the
code on it, always pushes everything, all the branches and
notes that that he took on the way. If you wanted to compare
your work. But I noticed a lot of stuff was different.
Due to it being a, the tutorial wasn't a.
.net 5.0 and that is not supported anymore, so I can use
it and I I use six and I didn't think there would be that big of
a difference and there's not. Not much. I had to change from
it.
And.
Well, here I'll show you guys my code here.
OK.
So model view controller here and this is about 3/4 of the way
done with it. I I I still have the rest of this week to go and
I'm finishing it up. It took me a lot longer than I thought it
would take to get this typed up and and and get it coded but we
started with the album CS.
Umm.
And a record label state CS and this is the album here and what
we're doing is we're building a, we're building a table for for
the SQL Server.
And.
They have public album ID.
I will name your album description, price, image URL
and date and and that'll all build rolls on your build
attributes on your table.
Then with the controllers.
They go in between it.
So here's the controller that it's going to use to.
To Umm.
Grab that context from the.
Umm database and view it on your view it on your page.
And.
And I finished all those. Umm. And then.
FB initializer right here is or. Wait let's see. Sorry, I'm
skipping ahead a little bit. APB contacts. This is this is your
builder right here? So it's gonna build the relationships
between tables.
And it's the model builder.
For a DB context on APB context.
And.
Here we have the.
The relationships between the table and the actual uh or the
table right here and the controller right here, the
controller name.
Which these names will get a folder which has the index in it
with this CSS, HTML. So all this is in C#.
See.
Trying to make this my main page to go into. When you when you
get on to the site.
But for some reason I I try to run in it's not working. It says
I have no errors, but obviously there's an error somewhere
that's critical.
And so these classes and and they're just basic there,
they're.
I can't even find the word I'm looking for. I didn't write it
down, but they are default classes, default class styles
and stuff.
So it's not like I had to pull it from anywhere special and
this is all using an entity framework which which I you're
does have problems sometimes, but I'll show you if we try to
run it.
As hopefully it doesn't crash on me. I got too many things
running in the same time on this.
And for all the pages, these are the. These are the HTML that
will go to. So these are what's gonna.
These are what you're gonna be able to see on the.
See on the web page.
So when you first come on here, you see the.
This was a successful, so I know my I know my database was
working. It says my problem was somewhere with the initializer.
Like if we go to uh.
Ohms.
But it's it's it's throwing internal server errors.
And it's a it's a dependency injection and we just can't
figure out exactly what to do with it. I've been I've been
trying to work it out with Jordan, and we're gonna have it
worked out this week, but.
It's a. It's a shame. It's a shame I only got a week left
here because I would really like to get this working. And then
I'm obsessed with it.
But.
Yeah, I, uh.
I've had a lot of issues with it so far.
So.
Bugging.
So so I have my code. I have it, I have it all built properly,
it's it's not throwing any errors when I when I test it,
but when I go on to the page it's having issues and I'm gonna
show you guys where I.
Where I found it real quick here.
This would be God.
That the stuff is all going to crash, isn't it?
Close.
So that down so that I can.
Yeah, forgive my computer speed. It's it's slow. I got a lot of
stuff on here and I need it all. I can't delete anything yet.
Umm, so let's see.
OK.
Cool.
That's just not going to work, is it?
OK, there we go.
So.
This is where I found the tutorial for this.
Umm. If you see application demo.
And this was a this was a year ago that this was made so.
I hate this one. This doesn't.
I'm not gonna play the whole.
I'm not gonna play the whole or review, but but the index floor
that I code that I just showed you should have something kind
of like this. The pops up except the except I've made my content
different. I made it a CD store so would have your album name on
here and then what stage is on the category start date, end
date, status so and so on.
But I still have yet to make the the ecard around. I'm in the
last few videos now.
And I'm hoping that maybe I missed something or there's
another linking linking page somewhere or another part of the
page that I'm that I'm missing. So one thing I hate about
following tutorials is is if if you don't exactly know what
you're doing then you don't know when it's going to work. You
don't know if you're missing something or not, but with that
being said, I did learn a lot from this.
Yeah, I learned the like full stack and I do not much like
entity framework.
Umm, like Jordan was saying. There's there's a there seems to
be a lot of issues that pop up that are invisible and they're
just hard to find.
And like I said, I was going off a .net 5 tutorial and .net 5 is
no longer supported. 6 is all that available. I'm not sure if
this is where some of the issues, but I I I noticed a few
differences and and what made the program work as far as
running the code.
UM Model View controller is a great concept and I do want to
continue learning more about it.
In this case this was an ecommerce site with
administrator privilege, shopping CART and database
interaction.
Like I said, a lot of errors and and it was just it was really
difficult.
Just where? If I'm off boarding this week so.
I was very fresh wet behind the ears. New, Umm, didn't know
exactly what I want to do. Don't know which direction I wanna
run.
Umm. If I have any advice for anybody else's, don't be afraid
to step outside your comfort zone, because even though this
program isn't working and and it might fail, I still learned a
lot from it and that those lessons are in valuable and I'll
carry those with me throughout my career so.
Then course my references. Umm Irvis troops, yet is UM.
Is where I got it and like I said, I'll I'll put this on my
intern folder and if somebody wants to check it out, you guys
have the.
The Athlinks right here, and thank you very much.
Excellent. That's a great idea to come up with that.
Yeah, I I thought it would be fun. It was a it was. It was a
lot of stuff that I I didn't really quite get. It was a lot
of research, a lot more than I intended on.
And tended out. I'm still not quite that. I was hoping that
I'll be done with all the coding and testing and finally just
getting all the last bugs out of it. But but I noticed also on
the on the GitHub for it, one of the one of the messages I had
said that he had a lot of issues. So. So maybe it's not
just me I should have. I wish I would have read that first
before I started it.
Right. Yeah, exactly.
Well, great job either way, that looks like it's going to come
along real well and you can stay after with Gita and maybe grab
an intern to help you build it out. Maybe somebody will know.
OK.
You know, some C# that can help you after that too.
OK. Yeah, I was. I was thinking about that staying on with the
get up just just to get a little bit more training under my belt,
Yeah.
Right. Exactly. Yep. And then help teach someone else how to
so.
do it. Maybe they can do one too. Sounds good. Alright.
Yeah, absolutely. Right. Thank you.
Awesome. You're welcome. Monica. Your turn.
OK. Can you hear me?
Yes.
Ohh. Wonderful OK.
I am my computer, came back on just now and I'm trying to keep
it cool with a fan, so I hope you can.
You don't hear the fan too bad.
I don't hear it. So we we're good to go, yeah.
Ohh wonderfully.
OK, let me get let me get over here to share my screen just a
moment.
Ah.
So thanks everyone for being a little patient.
Because.
Today, all things could be that could go wrong with seeming to
do that.
OK, I'm gonna share.
Lifting share.
Sorry.
Alright. Can everyone see my screen now?
Yes.
OK, lovely. Thank you.
Alright, so of all things I am going to talk about zoom today,
so some simple aspects of zoom.
I'm going to go ahead and start my slide now.
Then this fan off.
All right, so simple aspects of zoom.
So zoom is a video conferencing communication platform that
allows customers to link up together via audio, visual,
auditory, mobile, and chat. Zoom requires a Wi-Fi connection and
equally supported device zoom works with multiple operating
systems. This class will be for Windows 11.
Alright so.
To get started, you should install the Zoom app by going to
zoom dot US to create an account.
So once you get it, you have went ahead and got on and
downloaded your zoom for your computer or laptop, so forth.
This is what it should look like.
Minus if you could see Marjorie picture down there, I don't know
if you can, but this is what it should look like.
All right, this is the installed zoom app.
So before you can get started or before you get started, if you
would like, you can go up to this little icon. I blew it up
here.
This is where you will have your like your profile pictures right
above the little settings gear.
OK, so let's go ahead and do that.
So once you're inside, I'm not gonna say talk about all the
different.
Options here in zoom, but this is just to tell you. Like I
said, it's real simple to try to change your profile picture.
In this case this is mine, says morals, ethics etcetera. And I
was saying this is go to my profile and then you would edit
your image and once you click on your image like a little pencil
would show up.
I'm not for sure how many people know too much about zoom. I am a
teacher. I teach, teach young kids and a lot of my teachers or
coworkers. They did not know, you know, different these little
different aspects that zoom had and a lot of people have gone to
like Google. So it's OK too now not bashing Google and at all
definitely. But once again this is about zoom.
All right, let's go back to.
After you have installed the Zoom app, here we are.
And in doing so, you want to create a meeting.
OK, so you would click on the new meeting icon here.
And once you click on it.
These page or this would show up a when a new window comes up
with join with computer audio for most people.
And that for sure, that's across the board, but this is what
shows up online.
All right.
And across the bottom you will have this doing controls bar.
So once the zoom whoop. Sorry, went went too far.
Back one.
Sorry about that. So once again you'll hit the join with
computer audio and down below you have your your zooms
controls bar.
But also just so that you can invite others that may be on
like a mobile phone or something that's not in on a laptop or so
forth, you can click on this little icon here. I blew it up
here to make it bigger and what it brings up is some information
about your meeting your meeting ID. You're the host and a
passcode so that you or and even the link that you can go ahead
and send it out to someone.
That may not be on a laptop, or like I said, maybe just on their
mobile phone or anyone else you would like that. That may not
even have a zoom.
Held app installed.
So.
Once that happens.
These are your controls that I was telling you about. The zoom
meeting controls bar.
And these are the little aspects I want to talk about that are
across here, your audio, your video. Ohh, I did not. Not
necessarily to security your participants chat share screen
record reactions, apps and whiteboards.
We've dealt with some of this already in this internship.
So just quickly, once you quick click on mute or the mic down
here, this is options that show up with this little arrow.
Here you can if you have different or multiple
microphones and speaker like I did. I put on here just for
this.
You could use these or switch back and forth between them, and
if you couldn't hear something you have to test it like what
are we were like, can we hear, you know, we ask everyone, can
they hear us? You can test speaker and microphone.
And it then their computer goes through like a little scenario
and sees if you can hear it's tones.
All right, so clicking on the arrow or the audio settings,
it'll give you many options here.
Once again, I was speaking about testing your speakers, and here
they are. This is what it would look like and it would go
through. Like I said, array of.
Options.
Next, we're gonna go ahead and move on to the video.
Where I think this is the fun part. So you have your inner
waited webcam. If you have a camera on your laptop or a
computer, you can also blur your background, choose a virtual
background or a video filter, or the look at the video settings
in particular.
Which looks just just like the audio settings, just on a
different option.
I didn't know that didn't get through so.
I like to play around a little bit and I was changing minds. I
was trying to change my backgrounds and it was showing
me these are some of the different backgrounds that you
can have and this is one option I chose and you can turn on your
camera off your camera.
And in this case, I blew it up and my face should actually show
up here.
Not just yet, but we're sorry about that. I forgot I was gonna
show you how to do that.
So I'm gonna go ahead and push this video and I hope everybody
can hear it.
Oops, sorry about that.
Monica, is your mic still on?
Yes.
OK, it's just couldn't hear you.
Oh, you you cannot hear the video that's going on.
No. Did you share your uh sound?
Oh my goodness, yes. Uh, let me see. I don't know. Let me go
over there.
Ohh I hope I did because I have a lot of those.
Well, I'll just go through it because I don't think it's
shared and I've already inputted in here. So I do apologize
everyone. I will talk as it is clean.
So thank you for letting me know, Marjorie.
No worries.
Alright, so I was saying here we have our different virtual
backgrounds from your background edits and effects.
In different filters, if you clicked on the cross here you
see a different filters.
And you can change to put a hat on your head or graduation cap.
Yay, which I'll be doing next week.
And.
Umm it was show up when your picture comes up.
So.
And the last ones, the avatars. So I created which was new and
to me in this zoom where I created an avatar.
And once I click on the avatar, it might take a little second.
Here it'll pop up.
And instead of having your face, you will have an avatar and it
actually moves and moves around and so forth. So I had a problem
earlier about my camera being sideways and I didn't know why.
I didn't understand why I kept doing that even when I was
coming into the intern. But now I know. Hey, boom, push, rotate
90 degrees. And here I am.
Or the person or whatever avatar you chose.
And then it comes up. So I thought this was so neat to have
new avatars in the zoom.
Not for sure if the internship or other companies would
necessarily like this, but at school with your friends and so
far for your family, it would be just fine, I'm sure.
So once again, these are all the different avatars you can have
animals.
People.
And so forth. It might do a lot of lag, but I hope that.
Alright, so I'm gonna move on.
That's how you do the different backgrounds.
Alright, I'm going to the next screen.
Out let me stop it. It's not going to my next screen.
Ah.
All right. Sorry about that. So once again I was saying here
where you would see.
If you just did one of the backgrounds, you would choose
the background and then if you had your camera off you would
see nothing in here, and then all of a sudden you will see a
picture started to blow that up. Alright. Next as we go across
the this.
Zoom control bars here.
You can go to invite or participants which allows you to
go invite.
I think I just went through some of that, but.
Umm yeah, you can invite people once again that aren't or aren't
on your laptop. I know I just said that. I repeated myself. So
here is a video of how you can do that. So I'm gonna play it as
I talk.
So it at least show you.
Alright. And I was also learning how to use that OS software.
It's awesome.
So once again, you will go to your new meetings.
And you're trying to invite people that aren't or don't have
their.
Mobile or their laptop?
Did I just go through the?
And you can click on this, it'll show you your meeting ID.
So you hit new meeting, you connect.
Or you can give the person you're to ask them to hit join
and give them that information that pops up.
This is showing you the personal, your own personal ID.
So we're going to push the new meeting.
And we're gonna, it's gonna show you what happens on this video.
I do apologize again for you not being able to hear it.
So as I was saying for the joint competed with Q computer audio
pops up.
And then you can go to.
Participants.
Hit invite.
And across the top there you will see contacts. You can get
them by your contacts and your own computer. You can go to a
desk phones or you also may go to e-mail, which I find most
useful here.
Excuse me? You will have your default e-mail like your
Microsoft or some people have AOL. I think still you have
Yahoo and in this case Gmail.
And this is the one I was using. So you would click on it and
then zoom will automatically set up an e-mail including all your
information for the meeting and you would just type in all the
participants that you would want to join.
So in my case is it was just me, so I was typing in my name and
after you typed it in and hit OK.
I, like I said, this is fantastic for people who not
have it initially, and then you would just hit send and it was
go to their calendars. If you haven't set that up or straight
to their emails and they would click on it and then they could
join you in the meeting.
All right, so let me go to the next one.
All right. So once again, we're going across the zoom controls
bar and actually have chat. So we've used this a lot. So I
didn't stay on this one, but you could show your chat previews
and see people talking in their chats.
Next, we have your shared screens. If you click on the
arrow you have, it is up to you what you want to share or how
you allow your meeting to go.
You can use advanced sharing options. In this case you can
have multiple people sharing simultaneously and who can
share. You can say if it's just your host because you can have
more than one host or all participants.
Had I like this one.
So if you have multiple screens, this would would pop up. It
would ask you what do you want to share here. Share screens
from your computer monitors.
Alright.
Next you will have your recording. So if people like you
know the recording to take place. So once you hit recording
that was at the bottom, you can see here is pause and stop
recording. It's recording now and then when you hit stop.
Start recording the the the record symbol comes back which
is the dot and your stop recording and then it creates an
MP4 file for you. I thought that was actually me too.
Next, we have reactions. We do this all the time. Again,
internship.
Where with something happens or someone says something and you
want a reaction so or you want to show a reaction. In this case
we were talking about sometimes we were in participant. You can
see the participants who lined up on the side and as you raise
your in law, your hand, your hand can come up here and then
or you can lower your hand after you're done by hitting lower
your hand here.
And the other show here. So that's how you use your
reactions. If you hit the little.
Umm, I can't move this picture, but if you hit the little 3
arrows here you can see that I mean not arrows but dots.
More reactions would show up.
Where my emojis?
So we talked there like again as we're going across the bar, I
hadn't seen apps before, so I'll be using this for my class. So I
called the new feature apps and whiteboards.
Where if you click on apps and you will like like to play a
game with all the people that are on your group or in your
meeting and to bring some type of, you know, camaraderie or
just knowledge of what the you talked about you can bring in
apps.
And you'll click on apps and then what pops up is over here
would be like a list of apps that is, after you hit discover.
But for me I was using a cahoot and I would do that for my class
and the cohort is just like a game. Once again like where you
would make up a cahoot. Or you could discover kahoot about
different questions about technology just or anything you
want in the world. Something will come up and you can have
everyone on the meeting play it. I thought about doing it here,
but I was like ohh my lag is so bad.
Umm, I just like. No, that wouldn't be a good idea.
Alright, so next we have whiteboards and I thought this
was an awesome thing. Also like if they have templates too,
aren't they had a white board? I was just scribbling on it, but
to use their templates once again you would go to
whiteboard, you would click on here and the whiteboards will
come up and then you would hit templates here once again find
this super useful like a meeting where you need to do brainstorm.
You can type in here. In this case I was typing SWAT.
So SWOT where your strengths, weaknesses and so forth. So I
have a video about it.
Help is on here.
Umm.
So this is about whiteboards, I. This is the video of it.
Excuse me. So as I was saying, you have your white boards.
And this is the one I was playing on. These just playing
around but after more investigation.
You could add a new whiteboard there. After more investigation
I wanted to push I push templates and I found the SWAT
template.
So here you could just show what happens when you hit templates.
All these different templates show up.
You could do brackets and so forth. I typed in SWAT again.
And then you click on that and the template shows up and you
say that this is the template you would like to use.
Where our brainstorming our strategies.
And you can have it share with everyone.
When you open the board and everyone can get their ideas
right here on this, on this swap border template white board.
I I this is incredible. This is something I was using in in
school already on the academic side where we're actually doing
this. But it was individually and then we would just e-mail
what we thought. But this is like right all at once.
On time, right, real time.
And this was just awesome to me.
I thought this was a good use of having a zoom video
conferencing. This can be like you said, all over the world.
This is all over the world and everybody's sharing their ideas.
And you can share later, after the meeting is over, they can
keep those boards.
So OK next.
Uh, this is the same one. Sorry about that.
So OK, After we went through those and your apps.
We have.
Kind of get to the next slide.
Ah.
I'm going to stop this, OK, so.
Oh my goodness is won't go to the next board. Sorry, everyone.
It's not going to the next screen.
Exit.
So OK.
Once to give that was covering the the apps feature and the
whiteboard feature.
And here.
I thought I would put in a little thing, so that's if
you're having. If you don't have it, I think you should tip will
be installed Microsoft Teams cause it's easier to communicate
as far as chatting and so forth. And I'm sharing your ideas that
way and then putting in your zooming right into your chat.
So here's a question some frequently asked question. I
would say this is what's the difference between zoom and
Google meet. For me, I believe it's just what one is more
familiar with. If you've been using Google all since you've
been using computers, then you're gonna be more familiar
with Google meet and want to use that. And in the more like the
business world, you actually use the.
The zoom I think. I think that's what people are basically used
to. So Google me and zoom aren't that different. They are to me
basically the same. And of course according to rising
widths, Google meets Main advantages over zoom are its
ability to save a chat and it's cheaper pricing and greater
offerings at the free level.
So also if you want to know more about Zune, there is.
You can do a paid version of Zoom which allows you to do
webinars. You can have different hosts and excuse me and it would
allow you to do poles like you can ask a question and write on
the spot. Everyone can do a poll about what the question you had
and excuse me I don't have the full version here but.
This is about a what was a webinar. I'm not for sure we can
hear it. I'm gonna try to play it quickly.
And tell me if you can hear it or not, please.
Can you hear it?
No.
OK.
I'm not gonna play it then.
So because I thought we could be able to hear, but it's not. But
it's telling you about a zoom webinar and polling and so
forth. Another aspect of zoom and here for all who want to
know a little bit more about zoom too. There will be a.
And web or women are about what's new at zoom, like kind of
what I was going through. So you can register and it's actually
on January 25th, 2023 at 12:00 o'clock and that's the only one
they have coming up this month and it's a it's gonna tell you
about the aspects of zoom like different different aspects of
zoom and you can go to this I can put in a chat if necessary,
but it's called the registration you have to register for it. So
it's coming up and if you like what I was telling you.
A little bit aspects. I'm sure they'll have a whole lot more.
Alright. Thanks everybody for listening. I'm done.
Excellent job.
Oops, thank you. I'm trying to get off the chair.
I can't stop sharing.
You had a lot on there that I didn't know about. That's pretty
cool, but we actually don't get to use.
Umm.
But when I'm teaching because they've cut off a lot of stuff.
Hmm, OK.
They don't want us using so.
Right.
Kind of a bummer, you know.
Anybody have any questions?
For any of our presenters this evening.
Can't stop sharing for some reason.
I think you've got it.
Oh, OK.
Well, if there are no questions.
I thank everybody for joining us. You guys did a great job,
wonderful ideas and I look forward to next week.
Everybody have a great evening and weekend.
Thank you so very much. Bye everybody.