Structured Arrangements for Tracking Content Items on a Shared User Interface
Technologies are disclosed that enable a computing system to present a structured arrangement for tracking content items on a shared user interface (UI) during a communication session. The structured arrangement is a list that is displayed in a specific region of the shared UI. Inclusion of content...
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| creator | George, Minu Snyder, Scott H.W Albahadly, Nassr Gleisner, Adam Michael Courts, Samantha Robbie Sharp, Isabel Sophie Allington, Clea Grounds, Margaret Arlene Conway, Lindsey Lewbel, Hannah Rebecca |
| description | Technologies are disclosed that enable a computing system to present a structured arrangement for tracking content items on a shared user interface (UI) during a communication session. The structured arrangement is a list that is displayed in a specific region of the shared UI. Inclusion of content items in the list makes it easier for users to locate and interact with those content items throughout the communication session. The ability to create and manipulate the list may be limited to only certain users such as a moderator. Use of this list can promote inclusivity and fairness. For instance, inclusion in the list may prevent content items from being forgotten or ignored. Additionally, the names of users who contributed the content items may be shown in the list thereby providing recognition for those users. |
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