Create, host, and manage Rooms sessions for synchronous asset review - Summary

You have finished this lesson! Here are the major takeaways:

• We went over how to use the Rooms user interface for real-time collaboration.
• We showed you how to view what’s in a Room, which also allows users to collaborate in real-time by viewing content at the same time.
• We helped you discover how to create a new Room for team collaboration on a new project.
• We went over how to create playlists and add assets so that you and your team can review them in real time together.
• We explored how to add or remove participants to your production.
• We explored device and admin settings to help you understand the accessibility available to you.
• We showed you how to view the four different states: open, draft, closed, and deleted.
• We went over how to open and close a Room to only allow select participants in.
• We went through how to delete a Room you don’t wish to use anymore.
• We explored the Rooms playback and syncing options available to you and your participants, depending on your needs.
• We showed you how to use chat for collaboration and to better communicate with your team in a timely manner.
• We went over commenting, annotations, and pointer, to give you the ability to leave comments or annotations on any of the assets that you're reviewing.
• We showed you how to add playlists inside a Room seamlessly.
• We showed you how to add a live asset to a Room, so you have the option to review it.
• We gave you a tour of the Connect user interface and its basic functions for better collaboration on live stream assets.
• We discussed how to add and configure stream sources using Connect, to easily display all current stream sources available, as well as the type of stream source.
• We showed you how to add a live asset using Connect, for the asset to be viewable within the room.

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