vitero inspire+

The card query comes in the two variants personalised and anonymous. The query can be "open" or "hidden". With the "open" version, the participants can immediately put their cards on the virtual table while cards are being written. In the "hidden" card query all the cards are collected and then gradually distributed on the virtual table, controlled by the moderator.

The classic purpose of stickers is to query points, e.g. after a card query. As with real stickers, these can be placed anywhere on the presentation surface. Personalised or anonymous dot queries are possible. There are 20 differently designed adhesive dots to choose from, which can be issued infinitely or in a certain number. The illustrations can also be used to e.g. highlight areas of a slide visually during a lecture.

In addition to the moderator position and the participant positions, vitero inspire+ offers the role of a co-moderator with the same rights. The participant chair on the left next to the moderator then becomes the co-moderation chair. For example, the co-moderator can provide technical support, bundle participant's feedback or keep a log for everyone visible via screen sharing. The function is also ideal for classic double moderation or if participants are to present their work results.

Thanks to virtual side rooms, subgroups can be formed quickly and spontaneously. This makes work in small groups possible. An adjoining room has the same functionalities as the main room and is acoustically decoupled. The participants can switch between the rooms independently. This also makes complex creativity techniques such as the 6-3-5 method possible.

As an alternative to the VoIP integrated in vitero, participation by telephone is also possible. A dial-in assistant is displayed in the virtual team room, which is used to set up a conference call. Telephone participants can either dial-in (the subscriber calls) or dial-out (the subscriber is called from the room). The conference call is protected by a user-specific PIN and a session code, both of which are transmitted in a highly encrypted format.