We’ve added a new feature that spell checks your entire meeting page with one click. This lets you check for any mistakes before you send your agenda or minutes to attendees.

How does this work?

To run the spell checker, click the “Spelling” link at the top of your meeting page:

This opens a box that tells you how many spelling errors you have. The actual spelling errors are highlighted in yellow on the meeting page. Click on the edit icon for an item to make changes to it:

After you’ve fixed the spelling errors, you can click the “Recheck” button just to make sure that none are left:

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You can now add time estimates for agenda topics. This helps you plan how long you want to spend discussing each topic. We’ve had lots of users request this feature – thank you for your feedback!

How does this help?

Time estimates help you see if you can cover your entire agenda during the meeting. For example, if the agenda has 5 topics, and each topic needs 20 minutes of discussion, you won’t be able to go through your agenda in an hour long meeting. By quickly jotting down time estimates for each topic, you can check if the agenda is too ambitious for the amount of time that you have.

During your meeting, you can use your time estimates to keep the meeting moving from topic to topic, so that you can discuss everything on the agenda.

How does this work?

Click on the “Add times” button at the top of the agenda:

This takes you to a page where you can add time estimates for each topic. As you add time estimates, we’ll automatically update the meeting’s total time:

If the meeting’s total time gets too long, and you want to quickly see which topics you can shorten, take a look at the graph on the right side of the page. It shows a breakdown of each topic’s estimated time:

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You can now add admins to any meeting or recurring series. If you add someone as an admin, they get the same access to the meeting as you.

How does this help?

There are certain things on your meeting page that only you can do, like change the meeting’s name, send out the agenda, or use the in-meeting tool. Since these features fit in the meeting creator’s workflow, your attendees don’t have access to them.

If you’re running the meeting with someone else though, they might need the same access to the meeting page as you. Adding them as an admin gives them the same functionality that you have. The meeting will also show up in their account so they can help manage it more easily.

How does this work?

Click on the “Meeting settings” link at the top right of your meeting page. On the right side of these settings is a link titled “Give Admin Rights,” where you can add an admin:

Anyone you add as an admin must already have a MeetingMix account. You can add multiple admins, and you can delete them at any time.

Once you add someone as an admin, they’ll receive an email notification and they can immediately access all of the meeting’s functionality from their account.

Questions or feedback?

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