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11.2. Raising your hand during a conference Previous topic Parent topic Child topic Next topic

During a conference, you can click the hands_up_icon.svg button on the call control bar to announce that you want to speak. Once your hand is raised, the button turns red for you.
If you are the first participant who raised their hand, your name is displayed in a yellow box below the call control bar and a hand icon appears next to your name.
If you are not the first participant who raised their hand, you can view the following:
  • The name of the first participant who raised their hand, in a yellow box below the call control bar and a hand icon next to their name.
  • A red counter with the total number of hands raised.
    The counter is updated every time a participant raises or lowers their hand. For example, if two participants have raised their hands, the counter shows hand_with_counter.png.
Once you raise your hand, all other conference participants receive a notification that your hand is up, at the bottom right of their screen.
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The hands up notification is only displayed if the UC client is in focus mode.
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Participants do not receive a notification when raising their own hand.
You can view the list of all participants who raised their hand in the Hands Up list. For more information about viewing the Hands Up list, see Section 11.1.
Conference moderators need to verbally announce the participants who raised hands when they can talk. When permissions to talk are given, participants can unmute themselves and contribute to the discussion.