Teams - When and Why to Use Town Hall Video

Explore the advantages and differences between traditional meetings and assemblies. Discover why and when to use assemblies to foster direct, collaborative communication.

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Objectifs :

This video aims to clarify the differences between town hall meetings and regular meetings, highlighting their unique features, participant roles, and technical aspects.

Chapitres :

  1. Introduction to Town Hall Meetings
    In this video, we will explore the reasons for using town hall meetings. Understanding the differences between town hall meetings and regular meetings is essential to grasp their unique purposes and functionalities.
  2. Mode of Exchange
    The first significant difference lies in the mode of exchange. Regular meetings are designed for cooperation, allowing for direct and collaborative communication among participants. In contrast, town hall meetings operate in a top-down mode, where participants cannot communicate directly with the presenters unless the organizer activates a queue and a module for questions.
  3. Participant Connection
    The second difference pertains to how participants connect. In regular meetings, participants must authenticate themselves, meaning anonymity is not permitted. However, in a town hall setting, some participants can choose to identify themselves while others can remain anonymous, especially in public events. This anonymity is facilitated through a specific link that allows for anonymous connections.
  4. Number of Participants
    The third difference is the number of participants allowed. Regular meetings typically have a limit of 1,000 participants, while town hall meetings can accommodate up to 10,000 participants, and even up to 20,000 with Teams Premium access. This scalability is crucial for larger audiences.
  5. Roles and Organization
    In terms of organization, there are distinct roles in town hall meetings, such as the organizer, co-organizer, and presenter. In regular meetings, any participant can potentially present content, as there is no need for a specific role designation.
  6. Technical Aspects
    The final difference is technical. Town hall meetings function as live broadcasts with a slight delay, similar to video streaming. Additionally, a recording of the event will be directly accessible at the end, allowing participants to revisit the content.

FAQ :

What is the main purpose of a town hall meeting?

The main purpose of a town hall meeting is to share information from leadership to a large audience in a structured format, allowing for limited interaction.

How does a town hall differ from a regular meeting?

A town hall differs from a regular meeting in its communication style, participant limits, and roles. Town halls are typically top-down, allow for anonymous participation, and can accommodate a larger audience.

Can participants communicate directly with presenters in a town hall?

Generally, participants cannot communicate directly with presenters in a town hall unless the organizer activates a queue for questions.

What are the participant limits for town hall meetings?

Town hall meetings can accommodate up to 10,000 participants, and with Teams premium access, this limit can extend to 20,000.

Is authentication required for town hall meetings?

While authentication is required for regular meetings, town halls allow some participants to join anonymously, depending on the event's setup.

What happens to the recording of a town hall meeting?

A recording of the town hall meeting will be made available immediately after the event concludes, allowing participants to access it later.

Quelques cas d'usages :

Corporate Announcements

Companies can use town hall meetings to announce major changes, such as mergers or new policies, to a large number of employees simultaneously, ensuring everyone receives the same information.

Public Engagement Events

Local governments can host town hall meetings to engage with citizens on community issues, allowing for anonymous participation to encourage open dialogue.

Product Launches

Businesses can utilize town halls to launch new products, presenting to thousands of potential customers while managing the flow of information and feedback.

Training and Development

Organizations can conduct town hall meetings for training sessions, where experts present to a large audience, followed by a structured Q&A session.

Crisis Communication

During a crisis, organizations can hold town hall meetings to provide updates and address concerns from a large audience, ensuring transparency and trust.

Glossaire :

Town Hall

A town hall is a large meeting format where information is shared from the top down, typically allowing for limited interaction from participants.

Regular Meeting

A regular meeting is a collaborative gathering where participants can communicate directly and contribute equally, often requiring authentication for attendance.

Top Down Mode

A communication style where information flows from higher levels of authority to lower levels, with limited feedback from the audience.

Authentication

The process of verifying the identity of participants in a meeting, ensuring that only authorized individuals can join.

Anonymous Participation

The ability for some participants to join an event without revealing their identity, often used in public town halls.

Participant Limits

The maximum number of attendees allowed in a meeting format, with regular meetings typically allowing up to 1,000 participants and town halls allowing up to 20,000 with premium access.

Organizer

The individual responsible for planning and managing the meeting, including setting roles and facilitating the event.

Co-organizer

A person who assists the organizer in managing the meeting, often sharing responsibilities.

Presenter

An individual designated to share content or information during a meeting, with specific roles assigned in a town hall format.

Live Broadcast

A real-time transmission of an event, such as a town hall, which may have a slight delay similar to video streaming.

Recording Access

The availability of a recorded version of the event for participants to view after the live session has concluded.

résultat(s)
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In this video, we will explore
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the reason for using town hall.
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To answer this question,
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we need to understand the differences
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compared to a regular meeting.
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The first difference is the mode of exchange.
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We use a regular meeting for cooperation,
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so the exchange mode is
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direct and collaborative.
00:00:21
On the other hand, in a town hall,
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we are only in a top down mode.
00:00:27
Participants cannot communicate directly
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with the presenters unless the organizer
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activates the queue and a module.
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The second difference is how to connect.
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In a regular meeting,
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participants must authenticate themselves.
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You cannot participate anonymously
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in a regular teams meeting.
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However, for a town hall,
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some participants can identify
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themselves and others can remain
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anonymous in a public event.
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It is the link that allows
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anonymous connection.
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The third difference is
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the number of participants.
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The limits vary between
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regular meetings and town hall.
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1000 for a meeting, 10,000 for a town hall,
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and even up to 20,000 with
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teams premium access.
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In terms of organization,
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there are also differences in roles such
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as the distinction between organizer,
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Co organizer and presenter.
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In a regular meeting,
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everyone can potentially present content,
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there is no need for a specific role.
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The last difference is technical,
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and Town Hall is a live
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broadcast with a slight delay,
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like a video streaming.
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A recording will be directly
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accessible at the end of the event.

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Neste vídeo, exploraremos
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o motivo da utilização da câmara municipal.
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Para responder a esta pergunta,
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precisamos de compreender as diferenças
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em comparação com uma reunião regular.
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A primeira diferença é o modo de troca.
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Utilizamos uma reunião regular para a cooperação,
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então o modo de troca é
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directa e colaborativa.
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Por outro lado, numa câmara municipal,
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estamos apenas num modo de cima para baixo.
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Os participantes não podem comunicar diretamente
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com os apresentadores, a menos que o organizador
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ativa a fila e um módulo.
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A segunda diferença é como ligar.
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Numa reunião ordinária,
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os participantes devem autenticar-se.
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Não pode participar anonimamente
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numa reunião regular de equipas.
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No entanto, para uma Câmara Municipal,
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alguns participantes podem identificar
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eles e os outros podem permanecer
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anónimo num evento público.
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É a ligação que permite
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ligação anónima.
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A terceira diferença é
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o número de participantes.
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Os limites variam entre
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reuniões regulares e câmara municipal.
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1000 para uma reunião, 10 000 para uma câmara municipal,
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e até 20.000 com
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acesso premium das equipas.
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Em termos de organização,
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existem também diferenças de papéis tais
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como a distinção entre organizador,
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Coorganizador e apresentador.
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Numa reunião ordinária,
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todos podem potencialmente apresentar conteúdos,
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não há necessidade de um papel específico.
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A última diferença é técnica,
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e a Câmara Municipal é uma live
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emissão com um ligeiro atraso,
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como um streaming de vídeo.
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Uma gravação será diretamente
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acessível no final do evento.

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résultat(s)
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In questo video, esploreremo
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il motivo dell'utilizzo del municipio.
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Per rispondere a questa domanda,
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dobbiamo capire le differenze
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rispetto a una riunione regolare.
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La prima differenza è la modalità di scambio.
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Usiamo una riunione regolare per la cooperazione,
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quindi la modalità di scambio è
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diretto e collaborativo.
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D'altra parte, in un municipio,
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siamo solo in modalità top down.
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I partecipanti non possono comunicare direttamente
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con i relatori a meno che non sia l'organizzatore
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attiva la coda e un modulo.
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La seconda differenza è come connettersi.
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In una riunione regolare,
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i partecipanti devono autenticarsi.
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Non puoi partecipare in forma anonima
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in una normale riunione di squadra.
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Tuttavia, per un municipio,
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alcuni partecipanti possono identificarsi
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se stessi e gli altri possono rimanere
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anonimo in un evento pubblico.
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È il link che consente
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connessione anonima.
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La terza differenza è
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il numero di partecipanti.
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I limiti variano tra
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riunioni regolari e municipio.
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1000 per una riunione, 10.000 per un municipio,
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e anche fino a 20.000 con
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accesso premium per squadre.
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In termini di organizzazione,
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ci sono anche differenze nei ruoli come
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come distinzione tra organizzatore,
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Coorganizzatore e presentatore.
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In una riunione regolare,
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chiunque può potenzialmente presentare contenuti,
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non è necessario un ruolo specifico.
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L'ultima differenza è tecnica,
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e Town Hall è in diretta
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trasmesso con un leggero ritardo,
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come un video in streaming.
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Una registrazione avverrà direttamente
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accessibile alla fine dell'evento.

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résultat(s)
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В этом видео мы рассмотрим
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причина использования ратуши.
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Чтобы ответить на этот вопрос,
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нам нужно понять различия
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по сравнению с обычной встречей.
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Первое отличие заключается в способе обмена.
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Мы используем регулярные встречи для сотрудничества,
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поэтому режим обмена
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прямой и совместный.
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С другой стороны, в ратуше
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мы работаем только в режиме «сверху вниз».
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Участники не могут общаться напрямую
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с докладчиками, кроме организаторов
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активирует очередь и модуль.
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Второе отличие заключается в способе подключения.
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На обычном собрании
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участники должны подтвердить свою подлинность.
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Вы не можете участвовать анонимно
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в регулярном собрании команд.
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Однако для мэрии
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некоторые участники могут идентифицировать
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они и другие могут остаться
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анонимными на публичном мероприятии.
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Это ссылка, которая позволяет
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анонимное соединение.
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Третье отличие
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количество участников.
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Лимиты варьируются между
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регулярные собрания и ратуша.
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1000 за собрание, 10 000 за ратушу,
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и даже до 20 000 с
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премиальный доступ для команд.
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С точки зрения организации,
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существуют также различия в ролях, таких как
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например, различие между организаторами,
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Соорганизатор и ведущий.
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На регулярном собрании
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каждый потенциально может представлять контент,
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нет необходимости в конкретной роли.
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Последнее различие носит технический характер,
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а ратуша — это прямой эфир
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трансляция с небольшой задержкой,
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как потоковое видео.
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Запись будет сделана напрямую
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доступна в конце мероприятия.

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résultat(s)
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En este vídeo, exploraremos
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la razón para usar el ayuntamiento.
00:00:07
Para responder a esta pregunta,
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necesitamos entender las diferencias
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en comparación con una reunión regular.
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La primera diferencia es el modo de intercambio.
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Aprovechamos una reunión regular para cooperar,
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entonces el modo de intercambio es
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directo y colaborativo.
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Por otro lado, en un ayuntamiento,
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solo estamos en modo de arriba hacia abajo.
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Los participantes no pueden comunicarse directamente
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con los presentadores, a menos que sea el organizador
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activa la cola y un módulo.
00:00:34
La segunda diferencia es cómo conectarse.
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En una reunión regular,
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los participantes deben autenticarse.
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No puedes participar de forma anónima
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en una reunión regular de equipos.
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Sin embargo, para un ayuntamiento,
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algunos participantes pueden identificar
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ellos mismos y otros pueden permanecer
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anónimo en un acto público.
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Es el enlace que permite
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conexión anónima.
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La tercera diferencia es
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el número de participantes.
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Los límites varían entre
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reuniones regulares y ayuntamientos.
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1000 para una reunión, 10 000 para un ayuntamiento,
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e incluso hasta 20.000 con
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acceso premium para equipos.
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En términos de organización,
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también hay diferencias en los roles, tales
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como la distinción entre organizador,
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Coorganizador y presentador.
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En una reunión ordinaria,
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todo el mundo puede potencialmente presentar contenido,
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no hay necesidad de un rol específico.
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La última diferencia es técnica,
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y Town Hall es un directo
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transmitido con un ligero retraso,
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como una transmisión de vídeo.
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La grabación será directa
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accesible al final del evento.

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