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The Virtual Classroom
The Virtual Classroom
The remote classroom utilizes different tools for connecting and communicating with students. Zoom is the official tool for all NYU SPS live remote class sessions. The tool allows you to share slides, documents, audio, video, and other media LIVE and in real time.
Security Note: Despite recent media coverage addressing the platform's security concerns, the NYU IT Security team assures us that Zoom is safe and secure, and that many of these concerns do not apply to NYU's Zoom configuration. This guide will address the "How to" best practices for keeping the virtual learning environment secure.
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How to Start with Zoom
How to Start with Zoom
Login
Login
There are two ways to login and schedule sessions in Zoom.
Personalize
Personalize
Adjusting the default account settings provides faculty with a consistent virtual experience.
Schedule
Schedule
Scheduling class sessions should be done through NYU Classes.
Securing
Securing
Following a few key steps will ensure that sessions are free of distractions.
Preparing
Preparing
Thinking of each Zoom session as a 'production' ensures all your materials are ready.
Managing
Managing
Managing a Zoom session can seem overwhelming, but a few key strategies will minimize the stress.
Zoom works best if you make some key decisions and develop Zoom fluency before inviting students into a remote instruction meeting.
To register for a NEXUS Zoom Essentials Webinar, please visit the toolkit's Training & Support page.
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take a deeper dive
This site was developed by NYU SPS Learning and Teaching Nexus following the NYU Remote-Instruction mandate as a result of COVID-19.This site is evergreen, and will continue to grow and develop. All requests about content should go to nexus@nyu.edu.
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