Abstract: Often it is desirable to present content (e.g., documents, websites, etc.) in a conference or meeting. Presenters may encounter relevant content at various times prior to the conference. Tracking content to be used in a presentation (e.g., conference, meeting, journal, etc.) is more easily facilitated by allowing a user to tag content and thereby associate the content with a conference. For example, a user may drag-and-drop a webpage to a calendar event associated with a conference or vice versa. When the conference occurs, the documents are presented or made available to the conference participants without requiring additional human action.

Abstract: Conferencing systems allow a number of participants to electronically communicate with a number of other participants. Conferencing systems, especially when facilitating a conference with a large number of participants, become very burdensome to manage. As provided by certain embodiments described herein, endpoint data channels (e.g., audio, video, data, etc.) may be selectively enabled or disabled during a conference, as well as, the connecting of certain endpoints to enable sidebar conversations, based upon a group operation. The group is statically or dynamically determined by commonality of a participant attribute. A group-based conferencing operation then allows for simultaneous actions to be performed on the subset of conference participants without one-by-one operations.