Q. What does WYSIWIS stand for in the context of computer-supported meeting systems?

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Q. What is one advantage of electronic whiteboards over traditional physical whiteboards?

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Q. What is the term used to describe the policy that determines which participant can write on an electronic whiteboard at any given moment?

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Q. In the context of meeting rooms, what does "floor" refer to?

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Q. What is the purpose of using more lenient locking mechanisms in meeting rooms with electronic whiteboards?

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Q. What is one advantage of allowing multiple participants to write on an electronic whiteboard simultaneously in small groups?

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Q. What is the purpose of displaying participants' cursors on the screen during collaborative writing on an electronic whiteboard?

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Q. Why might anonymity be considered an advantage during brainstorming phases in meeting rooms?

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Q. What is a software protocol for floor control in the context of meeting rooms?

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Q. What is the term used to describe the act of pointing to a specific part of a diagram while referring to it during a meeting?

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Q. Why might participants in a meeting use a group pointer icon in an electronic meeting room?

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Q. What role do LCD projectors or transparent LCD screens play in meetings?

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Q. What advantage do devices that turn an ordinary whiteboard into an electronic surface offer during meetings?

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Q. What is a challenge associated with using the synchronous co-located meeting room software for synchronous remote meetings?

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Q. How does the VideoWhiteboard system enhance the shared work surface experience?

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Q. What is the main benefit of using a shared work surface system that captures participants' handwritten content directly onto screens?

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Q. What is a key difference between shared PCs and shared window systems?

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Q. Why does the sharing software in a shared PC or shared window system impose lenient locking for mouse and keyboard input?

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Q. In which scenarios are shared PCs and shared window systems commonly used?

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Q. What is the primary role of an additional audio or video channel when using shared PCs and window systems remotely?

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