Individual commitment to a group effort — that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work.

Vince Lombardi

This section of the report appears after the meeting ends, and shows when and how people interacted with the online meeting.

As a general rule, people actively contributing to the online meeting are more likely to be engaged in the work of the meeting and less likely to be multi-tasking by checking their email or surfing the web. If you're having difficulty getting good engagement from a group, try giving them more to do in your meeting and see if this increased participation changes that dynamic.

Participation Report Content

Participation chart

Screenshot of the participation chart, which is also available as a table of data for those using assistive devices
Screenshot of the participation chart for a small team meeting

This chart shows:

  1. The meeting start and end time
  2. The duration of any presentations and when people added content
  3. Who attended, when they arrived and left
  4. When each agenda item started

Participation table

Here you'll see counts for each agenda item and for the meeting as a whole of notes, group chat messages, who raised their hands, and presentation minutes.

Screenshot of the participation table
Screenshot of the participation table for the same small team meeting

People who did not attend

Anyone invited to the meeting who did not attend will appear here.