Hello, today we would like to show you
how you can implement hybrid lecture scenarios in an
uncomplicated manner and with good audio quality.
We understand hybrid here as,
some of the participants are,
like you, present on site.
The others are connected with
a video conference application, e.g. via zoom.
This scenario is particularly suitable for less
discursive events.
Inquiries from students
in attendance should be repeated
for those online.
For this you can use so-called
USB microphones
that various e-learning offices have acquired.
You can borrow these via the rental portal.
Here you can see the most common types.
The USB microphone is easily
connected to your laptop via USB
and is usually recognized automatically.
It can also be adjusted
to the desired height
using various tripod variants .
Incidentally, these microphones are
always discussed from the side
on which the company logo is located.
Also keep in mind that you can
only use one USB microphone at a
time on your computer.
For example, when you open your Zoom
meeting or your Zoom webinar.
You should find the USB microphone here,
under this tab, for selection.
If the microphone cannot be selected,
a look at the system settings of
your computer can help.
One last thing to consider.
The online students should,
if they ask questions,
be able to be heard by those taking part
in presence .
It is therefore advisable
to connect your computer to the sound system
in the event room.
Use a mini jack to chinch cable for this.
Insert the mini jack into the
socket provided on your computer.
Connect the chinch plugs to the
boxes provided on the lectern.
Sometimes there are combo
boxes on your computer.
You can then make a selection
and simply choose speakers.
In Zoom you can
then make sure
that the internal sound card of
your computer is selected
under the Loudspeaker menu item .
Now you are ready to go.
Do you have anymore questions?
Then please contact
your e-learning office of choice.