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Whether you received a Webex link through your email, a website, or other messaging application, you can open the link while on your phone to join the session from your smartphone.
Click on the meeting link you received.
One of two things will happen after your browser opens:
If you have the app on your mobile device already, the app will open automatically and bring you to your video preview screen.
If you do not have the app on your mobile device, you will be asked to download the app or join by phone call.
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To learn more about this feature, see Teaching an Online Class with Webex.
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Webex is available on both Android and iOS devices. Select the appropriate download option.
You will be brought to the video preview screen. Here, you can mute your microphone or camera before joining the Meeting.
Make sure you are set to "Use Internet for audio."
You can also switch to the rear-facing camera before you begin.
If you would like to use a UConn video system with your call, be sure to use the button in the bottom left to connect to the video system.
Once in the call, you have the same options to mute your device, switch the active camera, and leave the call. You now have access to the "More Options" button.
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Click on the ellipsis button to see the More Options menu.
Note: The screenshot below was taken on the Host's phone, so you
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may see options here that you will not see on your own phone.
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Audio Only Mode
While in the app, you may enter Audio Only Mode. This will disable incoming video and your outgoing video as well. This will decrease your bandwidth requirements.
To enter Audio Only Mode, tap on the ellipsis button to view the More Options menu. Then, select Audio Only Mode. If you would like to leave this mode to return to video mode, swipe from the right to the left side of the screen.
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