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School starts in Remote Instruction August 13th
Zoom is a remote conferencing service that combines video conferencing, online meetings, chat, virtual white board, computer sharing, and mobile collaboration.
Purpose: To keep teachers and students connected during this closure
Students can access by Chromebook, a cell phone (from a free downloadable app), or call in with just audio from a phone.
More Details:
We have established classroom rules for students using Zoom (in their homeroom)
- There is a ZOOM link in a student's CLEVER account
SBHS encourages families/caregivers to actively supervise students during any online activities
SBHS encourages families/caregivers to actively supervise students during any online activities
FAQ
FAQ
Do I need to create a Zoom account for my student?
No, students do not need to have an account to join a Zoom meeting. It is best if they don't have an account at all.
Do students have to turn on their webcam to use Zoom?
No, they don't have to allow their webcam, but it nice for teachers and students to see each other during this closure.
Can anyone join the meeting?
No. They must have the link. We are doing this to prevent unwanted guests in our Zoom meetings. (Zoom-bombers)
What happens if students are misbehaving or being inappropriate during a Zoom meeting?
Teachers have the ability to kick students out of the Zoom meeting and report students to our Student Support team.
Can teachers share their screen with students?
Yes. Teachers control what the students see.
Is the Zoom meeting being recorded? Is Chat being recorded?
Some teachers may record the meetings, without student faces, so that it can be used at a later date
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