Zoom is a great tool for meeting with others online. Your professor may be using Zoom to hold classes online. You can also use Zoom to meet with your classmates for group projects or study groups. This guide has information to help you get started with Zoom, including tips and tricks for using Zoom in your groups. It also has links to a few resources to help you if you want more information.
Watch the video below to get familiar with Zoom and to find out how to use it. Topics include:
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Watch the video below to learn about what is expected of you on Zoom and how to make a good impression:
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The host of the meeting will send you an email with the meeting information and link to the meeting.
Please note: If the meeting requires registration, fill in the form and click Register, then click the meeting link.
Watch the video below to learn how to join a Zoom meeting or visit the Join a meeting page for more information.
To schedule your own Zoom meetings, you will need to sign up for a Zoom account. Follow the process below to find out how to sign up for Zoom, schedule a Zoom meeting, and join a meeting that you scheduled.
Zoom accounts are free. Please note that with free accounts, meetings with more than 2 participants have a 40 minute time limit. Free accounts can host meetings with up to 100 participants.
Watch the demo below to find out how to get started.
Watch the video below to learn how to schedule a meeting or visit the Zoom support website for more information.
The following safeguards will help protect your personal privacy while attending online classes or meeting using Zoom.
View the information below for strategies and tips to help you use for group meetings and presenting online.
View the information below to find out how to use features like sharing your screen or recording a meeting.
When you are meeting with others using the desktop app, you can share your screen.
Watch the video and read the instructions on this Zoom article about Sharing your screen.
Tip: you can annotate on your own shared screen or on a screen shared by another group member.
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Note: Zoom will email you when your recording is ready. It may take time.
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If you are the host of a meeting, you can set up a poll for your group.
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View the information below for strategies and tips to help you use for group meetings and presenting online.
Watch the video below to learn strategies for working with your peers using Zoom. Strategies include:
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Watch the video below to learn strategies for delivering a presentation online using Zoom.
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Use LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com) on the King County Library System Databases page to learn more about Zoom. Login using your RTC Student Id Number, create an account in LinkedIn Learning then search for the Zoom course. See Login information and more at the RTC Library KCLS Databases guide.
Note: This material is meant as a general guide, if your professor's instructions differ from the information we've provided, always follow your professor's instructions.
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