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# Conversations
The conversations module allows for an alternative way for speakers to chat with people in their sessions. The function allows for speakers to also choose between a chat for only speakers or for everyone in the session.
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On the right-hand side of the screen, there is a default chat, for this reason, the conversations module is switched **off** by default.
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Switch on the conversations module
1\) Click on the settings cog icon found in the bottom left-hand corner of your screen to open more options\
2\) Click on the option 'Workspace'\
3\) Click 'Enable chat'
## 
Toggle between chats
It is possible for you as a speaker to toggle between two different chats: Speaker only or Everyone in session.
You can easily switch between both by completing the following steps:
Click the icon and choose either speaker or Everyone.
\*In the example below the speaker chat is currently chosen.
You can start typing your chat message by entering the message at the bottom of the conversations pane
Export history
You can export the chat in the formats listed below by clicking the three dots next to the title 'Conversations' and then choosing the option Export history.
* Plain Text Document (.txt)
* Potable Document Format (.pdf)
* Comma Separated Values (.csv)
Clear chat
You can clear the chat by clicking the three dots next to the title 'Conversations' and then choosing the option Clear chat.
Extra Message options
Once a message has been posted in the chat there are a number of different options you can perform:
Edit: You can edit your message once posted by clicking then Edit
Share: You can share a message once posted by clicking then share
Give an emoji to a message by hovering over the message and clicking and then choose your favourite emoji
Enjoy the results
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