Amazon Chime

• One of the few things that Amazon Chime does well is scheduling calls with Gmail. It's pretty easy to do.
• Another thing Amazon Chime does will is basic functions like muting and unmuting the mic and screensharing.

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• More simplified dial-in numbers. The PIN for our conference line is long and easy to mistype.
• You do not have to download the Chime app in order to join a conference, but if you want to do anything beyond join (schedule a conference, participate in a group chat, control participants), you have to have the app downloaded and installed. The app that you have to download in order to launch a conference is a memory hog, and slows down a computer's boot up time.
• The add-in for Microsoft Outlook is particularly clunky. It helps you add scheduled conference calls/video conferences to your Outlook calendar, but it can cause Outlook to crash, and creates a really slow open time for Outlook. If you can avoid downloading the Outlook Add-In, I would.
• No built-in screen sharing capabilities.

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• Positive - easy communication with the chat room feature for all teams (15+) throughout our campus.
• Positive - user-friendly and easy to navigate so we weren't hindered with the transition.
• Positive - Amazon Chime allows you to call in via the phone if a computer is not available. We are always on the go and phones are all that are available.

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