This article links to the needed articles to get started with Zoom at MSU, from creating and accessing your account to getting started with your first meetings and more.
Eligibility for access to certain services such as Zoom and Microsoft Office 365 ends when paid employment ends.
Zoom Rooms is a service offered by Zoom which brings incredibly flexible video and audio conferencing, wireless content sharing, and calendar integrations to a variety of meeting spaces.
Meetings can be recorded and then watched later as needed.
Links to basic how to instructions for Zoom Web Conferencing meetings.
MSU's Zoom license provides Zoom Pro Meeting ("zoom meetings") and Zoom Webinar 1000 ("webinars"). Some differences are described in this article.
This article provides general information on Zoom Webinars.
Zoom has reached out to universities across the country in order to provide resources and support to instructors wishing to leverage Zoom in a virtual learning environment.
MSU offers paid services that users can add to their accounts to have optimized access that is not offered for free.
Zoom meetings can be protected against unwanted screen sharing, or Zoombombing. This article details how.
This article lays out what settings are turned on or off by default for MSU's version of Zoom.
This knowledge base article explains how to add a Polycom room system/endpoint to a Zoom Conference.
Following these steps will create an account for MSU Zoom Web Conferencing.
Following these links will download and install the local Zoom client on your windows or macOS device.
Following these steps will enable Zoom Live Transcripts, which allows for real-time captions during Zoom meetings and generates a transcript when the meeting ends.
Following these steps will change who is allowed to share their screen during a Zoom meeting.
Following these steps will switch your MSU Zoom account to one that is HIPAA-compliant.
This article details the routing control that MSU has enabled by default, what impact that has, and how to change the routing if desired.
A meeting host may want participants to be able to share their screens during breakout sessions as well as the main meeting. This article covers enabling the option and using it in a meeting.
This article covers how to log in to Zoom step by step, along with screenshots.
Managing large numbers of registrants can be difficult. Importing from a .csv file can make it easier. However, this cannot be done for recurring webinars.