Technology Resources

If you have a need to host a meeting, you will need an account. This page explains how to activate your student Zoom account.

If your instructor records and publishes your class meeting, you will have access to that recording through the Zoom link in Canvas.

Follow this advice to have a good experience while participating in a class Zoom meeting.

Annotations are a way for participants to collaborate using text and drawing during a Zoom meeting.

Follow these instructions to edit your display name while you are connected to a Zoom meeting.

How to join a Zoom meeting through Canvas with instructions for downloading the Zoom application on a computer or mobile device.

Share your microphone and camera so that you can be heard and seen in Zoom meetings.

Reactions in Zoom allow you to raise your hand or answer "yes" or "no" to a question.

Learn how to record and share meeting recordings as a student. You can find your Zoom recordings on zoom.usu.edu in the recordings menu.

This page describes how to share various content on your screen when in a Zoom meeting.

Your instructor might use Zoom breakout rooms to split the class into small groups or dyads to have a discussion or work together on a project.

Communicate with your instructor or fellow students on a Zoom meeting using the Chat feature.

Check to make sure your computer or mobile device is capable of running Zoom.

This page walks you through troubleshooting for common issues in Zoom, such as lagging, no audio, choppy video, or missing features.

During class, your instructor may use the Zoom Whiteboard and ask you to participate and make certain annotations. Here is how the whiteboard works and each of the tools that it features.