Zoom Overview

Activate Your Saint Leo Zoom Account

Adding Zoom on your Computer

Sharing a Screen

Whiteboard

Recording

Cloud Recording Playback

Chat

Transcription of meetings

Breakout Rooms

Annotations

Polling

Immersive View

Slide Control

New Zoom Whiteboard

“Zoom for Educators” Recording

Zoom Whiteboard Tips for Teaching and Collaborating in the Classroom

Engaging Your Students

Improve Your Audio and Video

Getting started in Zoom (Student Instructions)

Zoom Classroom Technology Resources

25 Strategies to Engage Students on Your Next Zoom Meeting

Active Learning with Zoom Breakout Rooms

Zoom Breakout Rooms Infographic

6 tips to Keep Students engaged on Zoom

Schedule your Zoom Classes in D2L

Setting up Virtual Office Hours (Hosted In Zoom)

Sharing a PowerPoint in Zoom

Non-Verbal Feedback during a meeting

How To Use Accessibility Features With Zoom

Optimizing a Shared Video Clip in Full Screen

Connection Issues

Zoom Plugin for Outlook 

Zoom Plugin for Chrome

Zoom Client for Meetings

Zoom iPhone App

Zoom Android App

Join a Meeting

Scheduling a Meeting

Meeting Controls

Scheduling a Meeting with Outlook

Additional Zoom Video Tutorials

Breakout Rooms Tutorial

Zoom for Students

Virtual Backgrounds

Additional Resources

View Zoom Phone Instructions

Overview

Zoom is an online video-conferencing application that makes it easy to hold impromptu or scheduled meetings, teach online courses, conduct training, and host webinars. Coming together face-to-face on Zoom is as simple as a single touch.

Here are 6 important resources of which you should be aware:
  1. Eliminate sign-on issues with Instructions for All Faculty
  2. Schedule your Zoom Classes in D2L
  3. Inform students how to sign-on with his handy Student Instruction guide
  4. Download the handy how-to guides for various Zoom Classroom setups, including Hybrid, Polycom, or Zoom
  5. Setting up Office hours with Zoom
  6. Check out important tips for Teaching With Zoom and other useful resources in our menu bar on the left.

Zoom Update

Zoom releases new versions of the Zoom desktop client and mobile app on a regular basis to offer new features and fix bugs. We recommend updating to the latest version when it is available to receive the best video and audio experience. Check out the following instructions to update Zoom to the latest version.

Zoom Teaching Toolbox

Check out the Zoom Teaching Toolbox for helpful videos on introducing synchronous sessions, the basics of Zoom, strategies to engage students in Zoom, and having instructor presence in Zoom.  

Breakout Rooms

Breakout rooms allow faculty to seamlessly split a Zoom meeting into separate sessions for small group discussion and collaboration and then bring those sessions back together to resume the large group meeting. Check out the steps to create and implement breakout rooms.

New AI Companion

AI Companion is Zoom’s new AI assistant that can help you with your next Zoom meeting. It offers a range of capabilities, such as meeting summaries, coaching and feedback on your presentations, real-time transcriptions and translations and more.  AI Companion is directly integrated into Zoom and can be accessed through the AI Companion icon in the toolbar.  To set up AI Companion you will need to update your Zoom client and then go to your account settings online and activate each feature.  To learn more about this amazing new feature, check out AI Companion starting guide.

Zoom Events Platform

CTLE uses Zoom Events for large, structured programs such as Faculty Development Day and Canvas training sessions. Zoom Events provides features that regular Zoom meetings do not, including registration, a central event lobby, multiple session tracks, and detailed attendance analytics. These tools create a more organized and streamlined experience for both presenters and participants. Please view the short tutorial below to learn how to navigate Zoom Events and understand how it differs from a standard Zoom meeting.