Zoom





How to Spotlight and Pin in Zoom

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Four (4) New Zoom Features Educators can Use to Enhance Virtual Teaching and Learning.

Here's the link: https://blog.zoom.us/4-new-zoom-features-educators-can-use-to-enhance-virtual-teaching-learning/

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  1. Create a virtual seating chart

What it is: Video reordering

About the feature:

Zoom’s industry-leading Gallery View allows you to see the video of up to 49 participants at a time. Now, you can easily drag and drop video tiles and rearrange the order in which students appear in your Gallery View. This view gets locked into a fixed configuration, so it won’t shift when a new person speaks or enters the virtual classroom.How it helps: You can drag and drop students for a virtual seating chart – and choose to have students follow your view for a custom seating arrangement that everybody sees. This is especially handy for activities that involve “going around the room” in a certain order, or placing students into virtual groups.

  1. Better support deaf & hard-of-hearing students

What it is: Multi-pinning

About the feature: Our Pin Video feature allows you to disable the active speaker view and view only the pinned videos in your individual view. With multi-pinning, hosts can pin up to nine other students on-screen in their custom personal view. Students also are able to pin up to nine other videos with the teacher’s permission.

How it helps: Teachers and students using sign language won’t necessarily appear as the active speaker in the Zoom classroom. With multi-pinning, students who are deaf or hard of hearing can pin both teacher and interpreter on the screen for a more accessible learning experience. If the teacher spotlights a screen, the students’ pinned videos still appear in their previous order across the top.

  1. Enhance select presenters and group work

What it is: Multi-spotlight

About the feature: Teachers can now spotlight up to nine participants during a Zoom session for the whole class to see.

How it helps: Multi-spotlighting allows you to create a custom, focused group view that’s visible to the entire class. This view is great for when you want a select group of students to present to the class together.

  1. More easily manage unmuting

What it is: Unmute with Consent

About the feature: We’ve added an unmute with permission feature where teachers can ask to unmute their students only once and have that permission carried over into other classes.

How it helps: Once the student or parent gives permission, that permission carries to every class that the teacher hosts. So whenever that student joins a class hosted by that teacher, the teacher can always unmute the student instead of asking permission every time.

How do I use Zoom effectively? How do I engage my students in my Zoom meetings?

In this video, 5 Tips For Using Zoom In Your Virtual Classroom: Learn How To Engage Students In Online Learning, Luc Travers, an online teacher from www.LiteratureAtOurHouse.com, joins Elizabeth O'Brien from Grammar Revolution https://www.english-grammar-revolution.com/ for a Zoom tutorial. He shows us how to address the main challenges of teaching in an online classroom. Watch this video and learn technical tips and broader strategies for involving students in your lessons.

35 minutes

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How to use Zoom Breakout Rooms - Tutorial for Beginners

Using Zoom breakout rooms can take your video meetings to a whole new level. Breakout rooms allow your students to engage in a different way. In this video tutorial, Scott Friesen shows you everything you need to know about Zoom breakout rooms.

13 minutes

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7 Zoom Meeting Tips Every User Should Know!

In this video, Scott Friesen shows you his favorite tips from keyboard shortcuts to advanced sharing techniques.

12 minutes

7 Zoom Meeting Shortcut Keys, sharing with annotate.mp4



Using Zoom on my iPad or iPhone.

Here are 7 tips for using the Zoom app on your iPad or iPhone to make your experience even better!

11 minutes

7 Tips for Using Zoom on an iPad or iPhone.mp4




How do I record a Zoom meeting and post it to Google Classroom?

If you have already accepted the Zoom invite, skip that part.


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New Security updates for Zoom. https://youtu.be/OeFdlssWeuk

Visible only to hosts and co-hosts of Zoom Meetings, the Security icon provides easy access to several existing Zoom security features so you can more easily protect your meetings. The Security icon helps augment some of the default Zoom security features in your profile settings and enables Zoom users to more quickly take action to prevent meeting disruption.

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Using the Whiteboard feature in Zoom

Whiteboard For Online Tutoring With Zoom - YouTube.mp4




Scheduling a Zoom meet in a Google Classroom?

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Sharing your screen in Zoom

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Play a movie through Zoom -

Mute yourself, but not the movie!

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Sharing (presenting) your screen in Google Meet or Zoom


https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362153-Sharing-your-screen

In Google Meet

In Zoom

How do I test whether my video or audio works in Zoom?

https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115002262083-Joining-a-Test-Meeting

Here's the actual test site.

https://zoom.us/test


Preventing students from entering my virtual classroom early

I don't believe you can do that with Google Meet yet but you can with Zoom. In Zoom settings, make sure you have Enable join before host NOT checked off.


Keeping your Zoom Conference safe!

We suggest you use the Virtual waiting room in Zoom.Go to your settings in Zoom and turn it on.