FAQs

Yes! A co-host can be assigned by the host. You can assign a co-host by going to space and adding the user.

Users are free to move themselves through the space just like in a real classroom.

Breakout rooms work just like in-person breakout sessions where people can move about as they see fit. Hosts can also enable locked breakout rooms during their sessions. This feature allows hosts to admit participants to specific breakout rooms, but all participants can leave rooms at any time. 

Yes! Recording is available to the Host or Co-Host on all paid accounts. Recording is not available for trials.

Yes you can! You can find the InSpace app in Apple’s iOS store – available for iPhone and iPad. InSpace is also available for Android on the Google Play Store. 

Yes!  InSpace is great for study groups, peer-to-peer support centers, office hours, and just about any other type of meeting.

InSpace has several levels of security to help prevent intrusions into your sessions. When you create a space on the InSpace Dashboard, you can choose to make that space “Public” or restricted to a “Specific Audience”. If you leave a space Public, then anyone with the link can join the space. If you choose the “Specific Audience” option, then you can limit access to the space to either specific domain names (e.g. only people with a stanford.edu email address) or to a specific attendee list. To restrict a space to an attendee list, a host can copy and paste a list of emails into InSpace and then only folks with those email addresses will be allowed into the space.

In order to best replicate a learning environment, attendance is limited to 50 in the traditional Single Space. In the Conference Space, 120 people may attend, with 30 people in each of the 4 conference rooms. Finally, the Auditorium can hold up to 300 attendees, including 6 featured speakers onstage.

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