Virtual Classroom Software Resources

Its always risky to use some type of algorithm because if someone in your distribution leaves your group or organization, it wouldn't take much to figure out the password; not to mention possible malicious intent by giving out your "DECODER RING" so to speak. That said, you could try a format like: A2sxdc2020! (more or less characters, depending on your sw requirements). When a pw change is required, you could increment the numbers and letters by 1 digit or character. example: the incremental pw to A2sxdc2020! could be: B3tyed3131! Special characters like ! are often limited on which you can use... so watch that.. once the algorithm is known, you would have an EASY digital trail of all your past passwords, as well as future passwords. See the implicit risk? You could somewhat mitigate that risk by changing the password using a vastly different initial configuration when someone leaves. SECURITY is always key ... you can brainstorm different starting algorithm approaches... but this one way you can avoid distributing PW's as long as you understand the RISKS involved and mitigate appropriately.

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If you record the meeting, once the meeting ends, you will get email with recording link. Open that link and you will able to see list of all participants at a given point of time. Seek forward/backward through the meeting recording to know the participants at that time of the meeting

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To avoid feedback, i would suggest everyone in the call to have headphones/ earphone with a mic plugged in. The feedback occurs because everyone’s system is acting as audio input. With one single source of audio (the headphones with a mic), that kills the feedback.

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