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Beginning Monday, January 25. 2021, users of key academic applications will need to use Two-Step Login to authenticate when logging in. The services that this change will affect include ...Read more
"Zoom Rooms" are a new dedicated classroom technology from Zoom that give instructors the option to better coordinate their visual collaboration—video screen sharing, whiteboarding, and annotation resources—in a Zoom-enabled classroom. Zoom Room systems are being provided in spaces...Read more
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While Zoom has recently (October 2020) introduced end-to-end encryption for meetings and webinars, users should be aware that, when activated, it disables many common features, including: join before host, cloud recording, live transcription, Breakout Rooms, polling,...Read more
For some customers, Zoom has begun implementing live, real-time automatic speech recognition (ASR) transcripts. This feature is available to Cornell users who host meetings and webinars.Read more
Zoom offers the ability to provide live automatic speech recognition (ASR) transcripts in real time for meetings and webinars. By default, the option is not enabled, but Zoom hosts who would find the feature useful for their participants can enable it through their Zoom account settings....Read more
Zoom users who manage their schedule of Zoom meetings using the Outlook calendar should now use the Outlook Zoom Add-in. Previously, Outlook users had the ability to install a similar plug-in from the Zoom website. Support of Zoom's plug-in is now being discontinued by Microsoft. For...Read more
Starting Sunday, August 16, 2020, Zoom’s Telephone Call-out feature will no longer be available for hosts and attendees of Cornell Zoom meetings whose host does not have a Premium Audio license.Read more
Zoom users should be aware of the important distinction between Cornell-authenticated Zoom accounts (that is, those created through cornell.zoom.us or the Canvas platform) and personal Zoom accounts...Read more
Also beginning May 24, 2020, Zoom users will have access to two features: audio transcriptions for cloud recordings and Zoom app for Google Calendar.Read more
Zoom now provides system administrators with the option to customize which regional data centers are allowed to handle data for an organization’s meetings and webinars. Beginning May 24, 2020, CIT will opt out of using the mainland China and Hong Kong data centers for data transit.Read more