Using the Resource Toolbar with Apps & Tools
The Resource Toolbar has annotation, zoom, rotate, widget and other functionality
When sharing a resource via Apps & Tools, the Resource Toolbar is available for resources that support annotation, zoom, rotate, full screen, download, snapshot, dice and spinner widgets and various other functions. When you share a resource, the Resource Toolbar will show the available options for that type of resource. All participants in the call can view and interact with the shared resource unless the host has restricted access for patients, clients and other guests in the Apps & Tools drawer.
To see the Resource Toolbar, hover over the shared resource, for example a whiteboard or pdf, and it will display above the resource. See below for the annotation and other options available:
The example to the right shows the Resource Toolbar with a download button, there is also the option of a snapshot button, depending on the resource shared. For example a shared screen will have the snapshot button because it cannot be downloaded. This example shows the download button at the far right.
When using an annotation tool you have the option to click on the tool and choose a colour for the annotations.
Using the Resource Toolbar you can access the following functionality:
- Point and move
- Stickers (emoji symbol) - clicking on this icon brings up a range of emoji stickers (see image on the right)
- Pencil
- Highlighter
- A – ‘Write’ type text function (the text can be moved to another location over the shared resource)
- Pen signature tool
- Eraser
- Undo
- X – clear all annotations
- Zoom In and Out
- Rotate
- Widgets - Dice, Spinner, Stopwatch, Countdown
- Toggle Fullscreen icon
- Download - including options to download with or without annotations
- Camera - if sharing a video or screen, use this icon to take and download a snapshot
- 25fps button - if sharing a video or you have movement in a camera shot being shared, you can toggle on the 25fps frame rate. Clicking this button will toggle between 5fps and 25fps (see bottom screenshot).
