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The following link will take you to the vendor’s help documentation:Zoom Video Tutorials
Zoom offers a variety of learning options for users:
Zoom's user blog has a great post on Best Practices for Conducting Successful Meetings.LinkedIn Learning has a 45-minute video on Starting and Running a Zoom Meeting.If people will be hearing you speak, be sure to turn off notifications from messaging and other apps on your computer before the…
In general:Students can only create Cornell Zoom recordings in local storage (not Zoom Cloud recordings).Faculty and staff who attend a meeting can create recordings in local storage if the host has given them that permission.Faculty and staff who host a meeting can choose local or cloud…
The following link will take you to the vendor’s help documentation:Zoom Screen-Sharing Help TopicsIt’s also possible for the host to allow multiple participants to share their screens at the same time. See the vendor’s Sharing Multiple Screens article for details.Advanced Share OptionsYou also…
In response to reports of audio quality issues in Zoom meetings, investigation has turned up a range of causes, rather than a single issue within the service. The vendor has suggested that it is possible some of the reported issues may be related to running older versions of Zoom. If you encounter…
The following link will take you to the vendor’s help documentation:Zoom Host Controls Help Topics
The following link will take you Zoom’s help documentation:Zoom Scheduling Help Topics
Schedule a Zoom MeetingGo to your personal Zoom Meetings page (link opens app), where you can:
The following links will take you to Zoom’s documentation:
Be sure you have logged in to the Cornell Zoom website before joining Cornell-related Zoom meetings or webinars.
Joining a Zoom meeting or webinar is generally as easy as:
A meeting is a Zoom event where one person is the host and all other participants have equal footing. The host can share hosting responsibilities with other participants. Any participant can share their screen. A basic meeting can have up to 300 participants, and a Large Meeting option for up to…
Zoom client software is available for Windows and Macintosh desktop computers, Apple iOS devices, and Android devices.After you’ve installed Zoom, you can access Zoom either through this URL (link opens Cornell Zoom website) or using the client application on your computer or device.
To activate your Cornell Zoom account:
To access the My Computers page from off-campus, while traveling or from home, use the Virtual Private Network (VPN).
To see the devices you have registered on the network, go to the My Computers page.
When you first connect a device to the network using your NetID, the device is registered to you and you receive an email confirming the registration. You may receive an unexpected registration notice if:
The network administrator or designated IT/technical support staff member for a college, unit, or department can submit a request to add, change, or deprovision subnets.
Request a Subnet
The network administrator or designated IT/technical support staff member for a college, unit, or department…
Register a computer or device on the network if your subnet is configured for DHCP
To register a computer or device, first connect the computer or device to the network. If the device has both a wired and wireless connection, you will need to connect the device using both connections and register…
If Cornell receives a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) notice for an IP address and/or a computer system registered to you, your account will be submitted to Network Quarantine, which restricts network access for the device identified in the DMCA notice.
Support for faculty and staff network services is provided by the IT Service Desk.
Staff and faculty work with their department-based network administrator or technical support provider (TSP) for network service requests and repairs.