Topics covered include:
- Formatting a Q+A in Obvio - Slido versus Forms (1:00)
- You can embed a chat from an outside source (like Slido), that offers an embed code.
- OR you can do it through forms within Obvio.
- Create a Google Sheet with four columns - First Name, Last Name, Email, Question
- Go to the forms tab within Obvio, click "ADD FORM" in upper right
- Title your form (example: Ask Blue Anything) - click CREATE
- Add a question (example: What's your question for Blue?)
- make sure you select a type of question, etc.
- Create a Zap via a webhook, Catch Hook, copy your webhook into the "Submissions Webhook" within your form in Obvio. (5:40)
- Go to the Dashboard, Create a blog post (example at 6:00)
- Pick your form and put it in your blog post (6:50)
- Log in to your Dashboard as an attendee and answer the form you'd like to connect to the webhook.
- Go back to Zapier, hit "continue" (you've created a test trigger, so Zapier knows what to look for)
- Connect to Google Sheets and the spreadsheet you created to populate the form answers.
- Modal versus non-modal (8:25 and 19:00)
- In this case, a modal creates a small pop up window in which people can write answers to their questions.
- You can also uncheck "open in modal" and the text will stay in line.
- How to view many participants with simple tech (begins at 26:16)
- Image waterfall (not yet available in Obvio, but coming) (begins at 30:50)
- discussion of a workaround (begins at 33:50)
- Gamification demo (begins at 45:45)
- Putting chat monitors in specific rooms (begins at 58:30)
- Embedding a timer on the main Dashboard (feature coming soon)
- In the meantime, you can embed an outside timer into a blog post (begins at 1:44:55)
- Talking through report creation (begins at 1:12:00)
- Tech set up scenario for 1 speaker and 3 rooms - routing video and audio (begins at 1:26:45)