Why I use BlueJeans instead of Zoom

We've started to use BlueJeans for the leadership meetings across the whole organization in North and South America, and then, since the pandemic broke out, we are now using BlueJeans as a platform to provide spiritual and educational service for the people with developmental disabilities. Right now, our Atlanta, GA, and Charlotte, NC branch are using it the most.

Breakout session is the one we had a problem with and we're not using it anymore because of that reason.
I wish an administrator could monitor all breakout sessions at once instead of joining each small group to see if they are doing OK and coming back out to join another room to see their activity. And some times, the system won't break out individuals so they have to log out and log back in to join the breakout session. It normally takes a couple of minutes, and if that person is the leader, that room just becomes chaotic since the member of that room is a person with a developmental disability.

I wish I could see all the faces at once while playing the video. I use dual screen monitors to overlook everyone, and for me to see people's activity, I have to mute currently viewing videos for others to show up and that's inconvenient.

Another problem is that when the video is playing, it sometimes breaks up. It might be because of the bandwidth or networking issues, but I wish there was less problem with this. I also wish that YouTube streaming could be shared via BlueJeans as well.