Zoom has replaced Blackboard Collaborate as the university’s
supported online meeting tool. Zoom unifies cloud video conferencing, simple online
meetings, group messaging, and a software-defined conference room solution into
one easy-to-use platform. Zoom offers the best video, audio, and wireless
screen-sharing experience across Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.
Joining a Zoom meeting using an e-mail invitation.
The easiest way to join a Zoom meeting is to use an e-mail invitation that is sent by the host of a meeting. Instruction for using the invitation can be found at Join a Zoom Meeting by E-mail Invitation.
How do you access Zoom from my desktop or laptop?
How do I schedule meetings?
How do I invite others to join a meeting?
How can I use the Zoom web client?
The Zoom web client offers you a means to configure your account, schedule meetings, and a great deal more. An overview of the Zoom web client can be found on the Zoom website at Zoom Client.
Are there different ways to join a meeting?
Joining a meeting can be done different ways. A meeting invitation e-mail or a meeting room number via e-mail can be sent to participants. The Zoom Help Center shows you how to join a meeting in the How do I Join a Meeting? web page. If you do not have the Zoom Desktop App installed on your device, you will prompted to do so.
If you are using a Macintosh, click on the Mac header. To access the meeting from a Macintosh, you may need the meeting room number. This can be found on the e-mail invitation or at the end of the meeting web address.
Join a Zoom meeting using a telephone.
The instructions for joining a Zoom meeting by phone can be found on the Help Center web site, at Join by Telephone Only.
How do I share my screen?
How do you use Zoom on a mobile device?
Best practices using Zoom
How do you use the Zoom Rooms in the College of Education and Communication?
Where can we find Zoom support documentation and videos?
You go to the Getting Started section
of the Zoom support site for tutorials and frequently asked questions.