Effective December 17, 2020, all Fordham Zoom recordings will automatically import to the instructor’s Echo360 Library. (Zoom recordings appear in the instructor’s Echo360 Library 30-60 seconds after Zoom processes the…
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Information and posts about using Zoom
Zoom is an online based meeting and communication application that allows for video and audio conferencing. It is the recommended tool for synchronous interactions. To access Zoom, go to LawNET…
Instructors may schedule a Zoom meeting: Using the Zoom client on your computer From the Zoom web portal Using a mobile device From the Zoom Scheduler extension/add-in for Chrome/Firefox/Outlook Directly…
You can share presentations, videos, or other documents with your students via the screen share located at the bottom of your Zoom window. The button is green with an arrow…
To record your session, select auto-record during the scheduling process. If you did not set your recording to occur automatically during the meeting setup, simply select the record button when…
Storing all course related videos in one central place, like Echo360, is encouraged to simplify how students interact with videos and allow instructors to track viewership and engagement. Further it…
Note: only the meeting host can create breakout rooms and assign participants. Co-hosts and participants cannot configure this feature. Breakout rooms can be used to create discussion groups within your…
When activating sharing you are also given an option to use a virtual whiteboard. Simply click on Share Screen, select Whiteboard and then the Share button to activate it. When…
Zoom’s polling feature is a great way to engage participants with multiple choice or true/false questions. Polls can be anonymous and the results can be shared live with the audience.…
To allow your students to share their screen for their presentations, select the Security button (more information in the Security Options section below) to the left of the Share Screen…