 Zoom

Zoom is a web conferencing system. It supports video and audio over the Internet, screen sharing, meeting recording, whiteboard, Outlook calendar integration and use on mobile devices.

This article contains information that shows the user how to log in to Zoom using Single Sign On (SSO).

There are multiple ways to connect to a Zoom meeting. Pick one that works for your technology and location.

Zoom is a web conference solution provided by Minnesota State for use by faculty, staff, and students. This tool is simple to use and works well at delivering features that faculty wish to use in an online collaborative solution. Zoom has the ability to record the session. Through an integration with Kaltura MediaSpace, students can revisit the recording of a lecture or collaboration session.

These are instructions to mute your speaker in Zoom while you take a phone call through your computer.

This article describes two methods for installing the Zoom client as well as instructions for signing in to and configuring the application.

At one time or another you will probably want to record your meeting or webinar for training, legal, or any other purposes.
Zoom has two types of recordings, local recording and cloud recording. Local recordings, which come standard with all Zoom accounts, are saved to your computer. Cloud recordings, included with all paid accounts, are saved to the Zoom Cloud where they can be viewed, shared, and downloaded.
Both options provide standard MP4 video, M4A audio, and chat text files.

Leverage Zoom to set up recurring meetings

Information on how to reduce the likelihood of Zoom Bombing

This article describes how to use Zoom closed captioning.

Zoom is a web conferencing system. It supports video and audio over the Internet, screen sharing, meeting recording, whiteboard, Outlook calendar integration and use on mobile devices.