Instructions for Remote Presenters


Equipment Set Up

You will need:

  • a Desktop or laptop with a good camera and microphone (we recommend a separate webcam and USB microphone where possible)
  • A second screen for your presentation if available
  • If possible, we recommend that you use a WIRED headset as these are more reliable for connectivity and sound quality
  • Please ensure notifications are turned off on your devices and that Microsoft Outlook, Teams and Slack (or other email/messaging client is completely closed).

Please ensure all equipment is plugged in to a mains switch and fully charged. 

Connectivity

  • Connect your computer to your router with an ethernet cable
  • If not possible, WiFi is an alternative option
  • If using a router, position yourself as close to the router as possible
  • Check your connection speed on speedtest.net before joining. We need at least 6mbps upload speed to ensure the video and sound connection is stable. 

Slide Presentations

  • Remote presenters will be sharing slides in Zoom Meetings
  • The team at Sheffield Hallam University will display your screen and camera to the in-person attendees.
  • Please be aware you will be joining the same Zoom meeting as the virtual attendees who are watching the event remotely.
  • The chairperson will introduce you, and ask you to start sharing your slides. There will be a student ambassador in the room who can provide support.
  • Please be aware that starting your screen share will stop the in-person presenter's slide share. Please therefore wait until you are introduced by the chair before starting your screen share.

Q & A

  • Q&A will be managed by the chair person
  • They will take questions from the floor which you will be able to hear through a microphone
  • The chair will moderate the Zoom Chat which is how virtual attendees will ask questions
  • You may wish to stop screen sharing during your Q&A to give yourself a better view of Zoom, but this is your choice.


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