This document provides an overview of basic Zoom features for meetings. It describes the home screen interface and options for navigating to scheduled meetings, creating new meetings, and accessing settings both within the application and on the zoom.us website. Key settings are outlined for audio/video, security, sharing screens, using breakout rooms, and reactions. The document stresses the importance of settings like enabling a waiting room and passcode to prevent "Zoom bombing" and suggests designating a co-host for additional monitoring and security.
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This document provides an overview of basic Zoom features for meetings. It describes the home screen interface and options for navigating to scheduled meetings, creating new meetings, and accessing settings both within the application and on the zoom.us website. Key settings are outlined for audio/video, security, sharing screens, using breakout rooms, and reactions. The document stresses the importance of settings like enabling a waiting room and passcode to prevent "Zoom bombing" and suggests designating a co-host for additional monitoring and security.
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Zoom Basics
A Primer on Zoom Features for Every Meeting
Navigating the Zoom Application Home Screen • For list of all meetings at-a-glance (if integrated with Outlook) • Opportunity to create instant meetings, join meetings with a room number and passcode, or schedule meetings • Gear in upper right hand corner to access application settings • Picture or initials in uppermost right hand corner shows what account is logged in Your Meetings • Easy access to Personal Meeting ID • List of any scheduled meetings that you’ve created • Can edit meetings from this screen • Can send out invitation from this screen Schedule Meetings Editing Settings Settings in Application • From gear in upper right hand corner of home screen of the application • Allows most changes about the function of the application • Audio settings for testing microphone and speakers • Adjust video settings for how it displays in your meetings • Edit where and how you record your meetings Settings via zoom.us • Important settings that can help • Zoom.us also offers a place to make meetings easier: review cloud stored recordings • Co-host (limited to 30 days of storage) • Auto-save chat and local recordings • Customize waiting room • Non-Verbal feedback • You can also view scheduled and • Auto-record all meetings past meetings • Further information can be requested via the CSC Understanding the Menu in-meeting Audio and Video Settings Security Settings • Settings also found in the gear on the main page as well as zoom.us • Easy click on/off for settings in the meeting if changes need to be made on the fly • To prevent ‘Zoom Bombing’, strongly suggest to consider who has the ability to share screens in meetings • Enabling a waiting room or a passcode is mandatory for all meetings to prevent security concerns • Suggest creating a co-host if you need assistance monitoring who is in the waiting room or maintaining security settings. Share Screen • Option to share entire screen or just a single window/program • Useful for presentations or when trying to limit what is being shared • Important to remember when sharing sound or video to check the boxes at the bottom of the window • Share Sound will allow you to mute your microphone but still share audio • Optimize for Video Clip will work on the best settings for sharing video/audio, preventing most lag • Advanced sharing worth investigating Breakout Rooms • Breakout Rooms can be created during a meeting or via zoom.us when scheduling a meeting • Choices are available for manual or automatic assignment Reactions • Immediate feedback from participants • Raise hand feature shows on person’s face as well as in participants bar • Useful for non-verbal participation Questions?
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