Meeting Reporting Overview On the Zoom website you can generate meeting reports. Currently registration and polling information can be reported. These reports can be exported for further analysis. Prerequisites Host of the meeting, role with Usage Reports enabled, Account Admin or OwnerPro, API Partner, Business or Education planPoll Reports can only be generated after the meeting Instructions To access meeting reports, go to the Reports section of the website and click the Meetings tab. By clicking "Generate" to the right of the meeting, a popup will appear asking if you would like to generate a Registration or Polling Report. After generating the reports, a downloadable link will become available in the Report Queue. Introducing Generation Z | BSF Blog What’s influencing them? Gen Z is the first generation to have been exposed to smart technology and social media from birth. According to Barna, 57% of kids and teens look at the screen four or more hours per day; 26% spend eight or more hours a day on their devices – that’s an entire work day! (My son requires an entire power strip to charge his devices!) In this digital world and as a result of social media, we have entered the era of the “democratization of influence.” While family, teachers, pastors or coaches used to be the primary voices of influence, we now compete with a multitude of worldviews streamed directly to kids’ devices. As a result, Gen Z is exposed to a false sense of reality.
Impact | BSF Blog M onths after she was engaged to be married, Ena began to feel sick. Initially, doctors diagnosed her with pneumonia, but later tests confirmed she had developed stage four pancreatic cancer. In February 2017, doctors predicted Ena would not live through the night. That very day, Ena’s fiancé, Steven, married her in the hospital. Against all odds, Ena survived the night and the subsequent 11 months. “I asked Ena if she would be interested in attending a women’s Bible study and prayed there was a BSF class that met near us,” said Ena’s mother, Rene. “Right before attending the first class, Ena’s chemo failed, and her cancer returned. “As God would have it, this year’s study was Romans. Ena’s mother wrote the following eulogy for her daughter. “As I have spent the last few days going through thousands of photos, it became very clear to me that what I want everyone to see is that although Ena lived just 28 years, she crammed a lifetime into them. “Ena grew up in the church. “Thank you God!