Using Reactions in Scoot

This article explains how to use the Reactions feature in Scoot to display emojis on your bubble and during presentations to share non-verbal feedback.

Accessing the Reactions Menu

Description: The Reactions feature allows you to quickly express emotions or provide feedback using a selection of emojis. These emojis are displayed on your user bubble within the Scoot room and, during presentations, as floating animations over the presentation content.

Location of Controls: The Reactions button is located in the lower right-hand portion of your screen. The icon looks like a smiley face with a plus sign.

Usage Instructions:

  1. Locate the smiley face with a plus sign (+) icon in the lower right-hand corner of your screen.
  2. Click on this icon to open the Reactions menu.
  3. A panel displaying a list of available emojis will appear. 

Selecting and Displaying Reactions

Description: Once the Reactions menu is open, you can choose an emoji to display. The behavior of the reaction will differ slightly depending on whether you are in a presentation or just in the general Scoot room.

Usage Instructions (Mingle Mode):

  1. Open the Reactions menu.
  2. Click on the emoji that represents your desired reaction.
  3. The selected emoji will be briefly displayed on your user bubble within the Scoot room. 

Usage Instructions (During a Presentation):

  1. Open the Reactions menu.
  2. Click on the emoji that represents your desired reaction.
  3. The selected emoji will Be:
    • Briefly displayed next to your user bubble in the participant list (if visible).
    • Float upwards on the left-hand side of the presentation screen, making it visible to all participants without obstructing the main content.
    • Also be briefly displayed on your user bubble within the gallery view

Common Use Cases for Reactions

Description: Reactions provide a non-disruptive way to engage and communicate during meetings and presentations.

Common Uses:

  • Applause: Expressing appreciation for a speaker or content.
  • Raised Hand: Indicating a desire to ask a question or speak.
  • Heart React: Showing agreement, support, or positive sentiment.
  • Other Emojis: Conveying a range of emotions or quick feedback without interrupting the flow of the conversation or presentation.