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Found at: ycp.zoom.us
Zoom allows you to meet with coworkers, classes, and others for video and audio conferencing, screen sharing, collaboration, chat, and webinars. It works across mobile devices, desktops, telephones, and room systems.
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- Welcome to Zoom
- What is Zoom?
- The Difference Between a Meeting and a Webinar
- Suggested Equipment
- Accessing, updating, and getting help
- Installing/Updating Zoom on a College-owned Computer
- Using Zoom with your Google Calendar (Chrome Extension)
- What is a Zoom Meeting ID and how to get it
- New Features and Highlights
- Zoom Features Highlight
- Adding and Sharing your Personal Pronouns
- Live Transcription Assistance
- Transcription makes your meeting more accessible to everyone, whether they're unable to listen, join late and need to catch up, or simply wish to read along for better comprehension.
- Hints and Tips for Transcription
- Enabling Automatic Live Transcription (host side)
- Managing Live Transcription (for Hosts and Participants)
- How to Host A Meeting
- Hints and Tips for Hosts
- Before The Meeting
- How to schedule a Zoom Meeting (through Zoom directly)
- How to schedule a Zoom Meeting using through Google Calendar
- How to schedule a Zoom Meeting using the LTI in Canvas (For Faculty)
- What Settings Can I Adjust and Meeting Controls?
- During A Meeting
- Zoom Remote Rooms Assistance
- How to Record a Meeting
- Video Layout
- How To Screen Share & Annotate using Zoom Whiteboard (another chance for engagement)
- Engaging and Gathering Feedback (Polls, Chats, Backgrounds, and more)
- After A Meeting
- Viewing Participant History
- How to Attend Meetings
- Joining A Meeting
- How to Join a Meeting
- Zoom EDU: Zoom for Students Help
- Connecting via a Mobile Device
- Audio Issues (for zoom classrooms/attendees/remote hosts)
- Video Layout
- Breakout Rooms
- Setting Up a Breakout Room
- Creating and Using Breakout Rooms
- Participating in a Breakout Room
- Connect, Work, Teach, & Learn Anywhere
- First time teaching with Zoom?
- Pedagogical Considerations for Teaching with PowerPoint
- Pedagogical Considerations for Group Discussion (Breakout Rooms, Whiteboard, and Google Can Help)
- Zoom Fatigue is Real and Tips for Making Zoom Feel More Like A Classroom
- How To Setup and Use Waiting Rooms for Office Hours & Drop-Ins
- Yes, Your Zoom Teaching Can Be First-Rate Links to an external site.
- Zoom Security
- Zoom Meeting Security Toolbar Icon for Host
- How To Secure Your Zoom Meeting from Zoom
- How to Navigate the Zoom Security Icon
Install, update, & sign into Zoom
The Zoom web portal functions differently and separately from the Zoom client or mobile app. In short, everything works best when you're signed into both. Learn more about each.
Sign into the Zoom web portal
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Install or update the Zoom desktop client or mobile app
Update Zoom to ensure your security and access to new features.
Note: YCP requires you to use Version 5.17.5 or higher.
Select the appropriate option, then download it.
Note: If you're off campus, you must be connected via VPN before updating Zoom.
Windows 10 (Software Center)
macOS (Self Service)
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Search for "Self Service" in Spotlight or Finder.
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Click Install or Reinstall for Zoom.
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You'll receive a notification when your install/update is complete.
Sign into the Zoom desktop client or mobile app
Note: The sign in for Zoom apps is separate from the Zoom web portal.
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Open your zoom.us desktop client (Zoom Client for Meetings) or Zoom mobile app.
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If asked, enter ycp for Your company domain.
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If asked, sign in with your YCP Username & Password.
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If asked to Open this page in "Zoom"?, select Open.
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If prompted, select Launch Zoom.
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Follow any setup prompts.
Contact Us:
For more information or clarity, please contact Library and Technology Services (LTS)
- Library and Technology Services (LTS):
- Phone: 717-815-1559
- Email: LTShelp@ycp.edu
- Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Still having trouble with Zoom?
Submit a Ticket Here