Advanced mode

The tutorial in writing

What the video explains, step by step — to read without sound, or to go back to one precise moment.

1. Advanced mode Tutorial 34 — every decision, within reach

   Advanced mode is the whole product: every setting is there, with no detour. It is the one you need as soon as you decide for yourself who comes into your rooms, how long they live, and how your menu is arranged.

2. The whole product Nothing is stored away

   Here is the same workspace in advanced mode. The same rooms, and every path open at the same time.

3. The switch The same one, at the top of the screen

   It sits in the same place, in the top bar. The Advanced segment is now the lit one. The setting lives on your account: you find it again on every device you sign in from.

4. The full menu Thirteen entries, arranged in sections

   The menu gets its thirteen entries back: your students and groups, your documents, automations, attendance, satisfaction, archiving, your backups. Sections fold away, so the column stays readable.

5. Create Every activity, in one list

   The Create button unfolds the full list. Once you know the tools by name, that is the shortest path: two clicks and you are there.

6. A room's menu Ten actions, monitoring included

   On a room card, the small menu gives everything back: edit, student notes, documents, the Live Monitor that shows the work as it happens, chat archives, and archiving the room.

7. Who comes into the room Four doors, and you choose

   This is the main decision that advanced mode gives you back. A room can be public, reserved for groups of enrolled students, protected by a password, or open with no sign-up but anonymous.

8. Reserved for groups Only the people you enrolled

   By choosing the groups, you say by name who is allowed in. Nobody else gets through, even with the code.

9. Password protected A shared secret, without sign-up

   The password is the middle ground: no students to enrol one by one, but a room that does not open to the first comer. Handy for an exam, or for an audience that changes every session.

10. How long the room lives A room that closes by itself

    When you create it, the advanced options panel lets you set an end date. After that date the room closes on its own — you do not have to think about it once the session is over.

11. A room's tools All offered at once

    In a room's overview, every tool is offered in one block. Simplified mode, in contrast, puts the ones the room already uses up front and folds the others away.

12. Arranging your menu Your order, your entries

    And one setting simplified mode does not offer: the order of the menu. You move up what you open every day, you hide what you never use. Your choices are kept, and they come back if you take a detour through simplified mode.

13. Moving between the two Both ways, as often as you like

    The two modes are equals: these are not two offers, it is the same account shown in two ways. Start simplified while you find your bearings, and switch to advanced the day a decision is missing.