Layouts

Create storyboards to guide participants' visual attention to where you want on your stage. Once the perfect virtual stage is ready, light it up with - images, multi-media, interactive courses, polls, quizzes, chats, or notes. 

Interactive content 

Rapidly create and deploy content using authoring tools such as Adobe Captivate and Adobe Presenter. Add quizzes, interactions, and simulations to your virtual classrooms.

Topic chats 

Run multiple chat instances on the stage named by a topic of interest to allow participants to engage in the most relevant peer interactions. Use colored text and emoticons for lively interactions. 

Drawing & annotations 

Start with a blank whiteboard or overlay color, add text, shapes & annotations to bring participant attention to where you'd like. Let your participants' do the same & jam together on this virtual flipchart. 

Actions & requests 

“Everybody who thinks today is a good day to be happy - give me a laugh," This is an example of the kind of interactions we can make possible in a virtual room, much like a physical one.  Allow your participants to seek your attention or invite them to participate and seek theirs. 

Engagement dashboard

Read your audience just like you would from a real stage. Use it as a cue to adjust your pace or delivery formats and bring them back. This score aggregates the digital body language based on various interactive participation parameters, not just attention tracking.

Custom apps 

The ways you can use an Adobe Connect classroom is limited by nothing but your imagination. Use one of our custom apps or create your own with our new HTML SDK to add fun games, random participant selector, timers, clocks, surveys and much more to your classrooms.