Zoom has launched its "app store" to allow third-party apps to be embedded within the
Zoom Meetings from the host and desktop clients. According to ProductHunt
"
Zoom Apps is supported both in the Zoom desktop and meeting client.
We’ve placed an app store right in the client for easy discovery, and
you can add an app on the fly during a meeting. Most of the apps support
meeting workflow -- enabling contextual collaboration before, during
and after a meeting. When using an app, you can Screen Share with a
click, and Send it to get the team on the same page, whiteboard or
multiplayer experience."
Some interesting ones that could be used for At-Large (some are free but some require paid subsciption) :
Timer enables you to set timers, screenshare timers, and ensure your meeting isn't going overboard. The Timer App features a sleek countdown animation and a water-like alarm when the time is up.
The use of this is obvious to ensure meeting agenda times are kept to time
and speaking times for persons in a speakers' queue. This is from Zoom so its likely to be free
Use Polls, Wordclouds, Q&A and more to engage attendees with real-time input.
I saw Mentimeter in use at the NASIG at Montreal so having it built in should make it easier to get feedback from attendees.
Turn Zoom Meeting
transcripts and recordings into shareable collaborative docs with video
highlights and capture centralized team knowledge.Create highlight clips and take collaborative notes during Zoom meetings. Supports import of past Zoom meetings to generate transcripts. highlights and stories. Free tier but subscription required for more features and usage.
This could be good for sharing quick clips of At-Large meetings on At-Large Social Media or as post meeting teasers to the WG members that didn't make the call and/or drum up interest to
global At-Large.
Luma Teams
https://marketplace.zoom.us/apps/z6YgsbM8QWakKFVoKjgmXw
Luma captures a live stream of your Zoom interviews to provide automated
highlights, insights (such as talk time, word usage, etc.), and
coaching opportunities. When the interview is over, you'll be able to
rewatch it in Luma and share highlights with your team.
This might be a stronger use case for Nomcom for their interview processes but could be useful for training persons.
Meeting Metrics tracks talk time across all of your meetings to help you
learn how to lead more inclusive and effective conversations online.
Thoughts ?
Dev Anand Teelucksingh