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The following link will take you to the vendor's help documentation:
Zoom Articles
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Attend Meetings & Webinars
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This article describes how to activate your Zoom account, which you will need to do once before you can run a meeting or webinar.
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You will need to install the Zoom software before you can attend (participate in) a Zoom meeting or webinar.
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The following link will take you to the vendor's help documentation: How Do I Join a Meeting?
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Whether for personal reasons (illness, family care, etc.) or broader situations (pandemic, severe weather, etc.), you may need to be able to connect to the university from remote locations. This article summarizes how Zoom can help with that.
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This is not part of the standard license, but can be requested by staff or faculty demonstrating a business need. See our Request Large Meeting, Webinar, or Premium Audio article.
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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...
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If the meeting host assigns you this role, you can enter real-time closed captioning during Zoom meetings. Here's how.
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This is not part of the standard license, but can be requested by staff or faculty demonstrating a business need. See our Request Large Meeting, Webinar, or Premium Audio article.
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You can log in through the Zoom app (assuming you have downloaded the app) or through the Zoom website. Both methods work fine, so use whichever you prefer. This page describes logging in...
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Weill Cornell faculty and staff can sign up for Zoom at https://its.weill.cornell.edu/services/online-collaboration/zoom.
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Test your system, Join by computer, Join by telephone, Mute audio, etc.
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For students, Cornell Zoom recordings can be created only in your local storage. 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 storage for their recording.
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Free, vendor-provided live training for hosts and participants.
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Test your system, Change layout, Turn camera off/on, etc.
Manage Meetings & Webinars
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The following link will take you to the vendor's help documentation: How Do I Host a Video Meeting? Designate Someone to Be an Alternative Host or a Co-Host For...
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You will need to install the Zoom software before you can attend (participate in) a Zoom meeting or webinar.
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A variety of free license upgrades are available when there is a business need for the feature.
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Links to plan, host, or schedule a Zoom meeting. Includes links to the vendor's instructions and information about Zoom Webinars.
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You can add Zoom Session information to your meetings scheduled in Outlook. The steps listed below assume you have already scheduled the Outlook meeting and are going back to add the Zoom info,...
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Yes.
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One way Zoombombers have made their way into meetings is by clicking a link that was posted in social media or on the web. Always keep your meeting information private and share through secured...
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When your Cornell Zoom meeting is a forum which might include participants from outside Cornell or needs to be publicized on the internet, setting it up as a webinar might be more appropriate.
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No.
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This is not part of the standard license, but can be requested by staff or faculty demonstrating a business need. See our Request Large Meeting, Webinar, or Premium Audio article.
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Dialing In to the H.323/SIP Room Connector On an H.323 Device Dial using one of the following: IP Address only, then enter meeting ID on the welcome screen IP...
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Live polls can be set up prior to a webinar, or made on the fly within Zoom. More information can be found on Zoom's Polling Help Center page.
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You can log in through the Zoom app (assuming you have downloaded the app) or through the Zoom website. Both methods work fine, so use whichever you prefer. This page describes logging in...
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Weill Cornell faculty and staff can sign up for Zoom at https://its.weill.cornell.edu/services/online-collaboration/zoom.
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You can manually provide closed captioning in real-time during Zoom meetings. Here's how.
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If you previously used Jabber (which is being discontinued at Cornell) for video conferencing, you should switch to using Zoom's Room Connector features. If you are connecting to...
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You can install the Outlook plugin to schedule meetings directly from Outlook (more information on Zoom's Use the Outlook Plugin page), or you can copy and paste the meeting invitation in to a new...
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Test your system, Join by computer, Join by telephone, Mute audio, etc.
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Resources for how to conduct and participate effectively in online meetings.
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Lock meeting, Mute all, Allow screen sharing, etc.
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What is the difference between a host and a co-host? A host is the “owner” of a meeting or webinar and is the person who can administer the meeting via the host controls. The host is the...
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It is still possible for a meeting to start with you (the host) even with Join Before Host disabled. If you have given someone Scheduling Privilege (which allows them to schedule meetings on your...
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For students, Cornell Zoom recordings can be created only in your local storage. 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 storage for their recording.
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How to schedule, Registration options, Polling options, etc.
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How to share, Sharing sound, Sharing Powerpoint, etc.
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Free, vendor-provided live training for hosts and participants.
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Test your system, Change layout, Turn camera off/on, etc.
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Free, vendor-provided videos covering many hosting topics.
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Increase the security of an already-scheduled meeting by adding a password. This can be done either using the Zoom website, your Outlook Calendar, or one of several Outlook Zoom plugin and add-ins. Starting May 24, 2020, passwords are required for scheduling any Zoom meeting and webinar. Also, any scheduled meetings or webinars that do not have a password will have one automatically added by Zoom. After May 24, 2020, if you have meetings with passwords added automatically by Zoom, you should: 1. Open each Zoom meeting or webinar using the method you used to create it (for example, Outlook's Zoom plugin or add-in, Canvas LTI, or the Zoom website). 2. Re-save the event, which now includes a password, without making a change. • In the Outlook plugin or add-in, you should be prompted to send an update to your invitees. • In the Canvas Zoom integration, this will update the Join link for the course’s Zoom sessions.
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Considerations While Scheduling Meetings Turning on the Breakout Rooms option Before scheduling a meeting in which you want to pre-assign attendees to breakout rooms, enable...
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