Classroom Technology - Zoom

After you have recorded your lecture in Zoom, you can access them through Canvas or through the zoom.usu.edu website.

You can change your Zoom settings so that they automatically begin to record as you start your lecture.

Instructions for enabling and using live captions in Zoom meetings (for hosts and participants).

After you have recorded a lecture through Zoom, you have the control to make edits to the playback range to clip any unnecessary portions of your recording.

This page describes the process of integrating the Zoom tool into your Canvas course shell.

Faculty, staff, and students can create a Zoom account which will allow them to host Zoom meetings.

As the instructor and meeting host, you have some muting controls in Zoom that can help with the potential disruption. Get instructions for microphone privileges and muting.

This page provides an overview to cameras, microphones, audio, attendee privileges and access, chats, and reactions that are available as features of a Zoom meeting.

This page describes the process for using a Zoom Meeting ID for multiple courses through the Zoom link found in Canvas. This allows you to hold office hours for multiple courses with just one link.

It is possible to pre-assign breakout rooms. You will need to set them up on the Zoom website, https://zoom.usu.edu. You should have already scheduled your class meetings in Canvas first.

If you want the breakout sessions recorded, someone within those groups needs to start their own recordings and then send them/make them available to the host after the meeting.

If you started your meeting through Canvas and saved the recording through the Cloud, find your recording by going into the Zoom tab in your Canvas course and selecting the Cloud Recordings tab.

This page describes the process for setting up a Zoom meeting within Canvas, outside of Canvas, and inviting guest speakers.

Instructions to share a PowerPoint presentation in Zoom. Describes how to view the PowerPoint in presenter view along with seeing the Zoom participants.

Share a Zoom link that can be accessed by all students in the class through Canvas.

Share a Zoom link with an individual student or only specific students via email.

How to share your Zoom recordings with individual students or a specific group of students.

You can share your Zoom recordings with all of the students in your class directly through Canvas by publishing them in the Cloud Recordings settings.

How to share content with students from your computer while in a Zoom meeting.

This page provides an overview to sharing video from a document camera through Zoom.

Zoom will allow you to create a specific number of groups and students can choose for themselves which room they will join. This resource for teachers provides instructions about how to use breakout rooms in Zoom.

Instructions on teaching courses that connect to classrooms at the statewide campuses.

This page helps you secure your Zoom meetings and provides tips and resources.

Learn how to use the whiteboard tool within a Zoom meeting to share or create notes with students.

This page walks you through the process of using polling within a Zoom meeting to enhance engagement among students during the class session.

Tutorials for generating attendance reports, which are available through the Zoom link in Canvas or through the Zoom website. If the meeting recurrence is set for "no fixed time" you will have to pull the reports from the Zoom website.

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