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Zoom Video Conferencing
Zoom is a synchronous online collaboration tool that can be used to conduct and record online lectures, host office hours, set up group meeting spaces, and more—all with annotation and whiteboard capabilities.NOTE: Zoom is continuously updating its platform security and features, so be sure to download the latest version when prompted. If you miss the notification... launch the Zoom App, then select Check for Updates under the zoom.us dropdown menu.
Printable One-Sheets
- Setup & Basic Use (PDF)
- Best Practices (PDF)
- Recording Content (PDF)
- Live Automatic Transcription (PDF)
Teaching Resources
- Zoom Etiquette
- Zoom Accessibility Features
- NEW! Adding and Sharing Your Pronouns
- Zoom Virtual Backgrounds - CCC
- Zoom Virtual Backgrounds - Generic
- A Way to Respond to Microaggressions on Zoom (Article)
Zoom Corporate Resources
Zoom and Moodle
See Zoom in action by enrolling yourself in our Zoom with Moodle course.
NEW! FACULTY TIP: Students who Zoom on a Chromebook do not have the Annotate option on shared screens. However, the remaining functionality is comparable to that on a computer or laptop... although the video/audio quality is somewhat diminished.
FACULTY TIP: Be sure to log out of your Zoom account after use. If you sign into a duplicate device (such as a computer and laptop) you will be logged out automatically on the first device.