YouTube video showing how students can download and set up Zoom
YouTube video showing how students can use Zoom in their classes [Updated 3/28/2020]
Quick Start Guide for students (PDF, editable PowerPoint) [Updated 3/26/2020]
Canvas pages that you can import into your own course (click here for import instructions)
Getting a Zoom Account and Downloading the Software [Updated 3/29/2020]
Accessing Zoom Meetings and Dealing with Zoom Problems
You will need to edit this second page to add the URL and Meeting ID for your course's Zoom meetings
Zoom Etiquette (including a warning not to engage in "Zoom Bombing")
You can also see the Zoom Etiquette guide here
Slides from the meeting (updated with additional information)
Recording of the meeting
The meeting is very long. We recommend viewing it at 1.5x speed. You can also learn a lot just by looking at the slides
The meeting is very long. We recommend viewing it at 1.5x speed. You can also learn a lot just by looking at the slides
The meeting is very long. We recommend viewing it at 1.5x speed. You can also learn a lot just by looking at the slides
In Canvas, go to the Home page for a course, click Import from Commons, and search for "Steven Luck"
More detailed instructions can be found here
Understanding metacognition, studying for open notes exams, deciding to take a course P/NP
From Celeste Pilegard, an Assistant Professor of Teaching Psychology at UCSD