Zoom Meeting Create

You can use the start_url, for that first user, which will start the meeting as the host. For the other users, you can have them use the join_url. Both of which you can get from the Create Meeting and Get Meeting APIs.

Zoom is a cloud-based platform for video and audio conferencing, mobile collaboration, and simple online meetings. Zoom's web-based conferencing uses high-quality video and audio and is accessible on MacOS, Windows, iOS and Android mobile devices. Anyone in the world can join a Zoom meeting, but only a host can start/create meetings.

Zoom Meeting Create

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Many of our mutual customers have expressed a desire to use Zoom Rooms with our product, but the documentation says that the Zoom Room API can only be used with JWT auth: -rooms/zoom-rooms-api#authentication

In that thread, we were advised that we could not use the OAuth API to create Zoom Room meetings, and we got the error 29 because we were using the wrong API. Has that changed? Because we are still getting error 29 when trying to join the meetings created this way.

I came to this popular thread from a google search (as did many others) and wanted to create a new discussion about this since Zoom support closed that thread without any solution or even seemingly clearly understanding the problem we are facing as users.

As an idea for one potential solution, without exposing any details of how these URLs are generated, Zoom could create a screen that would allow a user to enter the meeting ID and the password seperately and generate the URL for us and this whole problem would be solved.

Zoom meetings can be created through D2L integration or through depaul.zoom.us. While both methods have ways to link to meetings in a class, D2L integration automatically puts Zoom meetings in the course Calendar and allows Zoom to be added as an External Learning Tool to Content (see Adding a Zoom Link for more information).

Hosts can designate another DePaul user to be the alternative host of a meeting. The alternative host can start the meeting and can share capabilities as a co-host once the original host joins the meeting. If using an Online Learning Assistant (OLA) in a class, it is recommended to make the OLA an alternative host so they can best assist the course.

now my problem thats the "created_at": "2020-11-16T10:29:27Z", not the currect datetime the currect datetime is 2020-11-21 07:16:00and the "topic": "aa", is dd not aaso how can i set the meeting starttime ..thanks

Ok, Let me clear you first.When you make a meeting create request, the created_at response show date-time in UTC format of current date-time.And look at this "start_time": "2020-11-16T11:00:00Z" once again. It's already set as you mentioned in your API request parameter which is

Hope topic name will not change. And it's better to add another parameter name type which defines what type of meeting you want to create (There are 4 types). As reference you can check out Zoom's API documentation from -reference/zoom-api/meetings/meetingcreate

Zoom is a tool available to all faculty, students, and staff at IU. With Zoom, you can collaborate and host class sessions online through high-quality video and audio, breakout rooms for group activities, the ability to record and download meetings, and more features to facilitate distance learning.

This is a great set of tools for educators, those involved in market research, or just making a presentation more interactive. Knowing that creating these polls in Zoom takes time and effort, this Pro Tip will show you how to create a poll once and be able to use it again for other meetings days, weeks, or even months later.

Now that you have created your poll(s), let's create a template from that meeting, which we can use to create more meetings with those same polls and other settings at a later date. We can create a template before the meeting is ever used or afterwards, but the meeting still needs to exist on your account. *Remember* meetings will expire 30 days after the scheduled date or when it was last used.

Now that you have created a template, you can view all your templates from the Meeting Templates tab of the Meetings page. You can view what each template has by clicking on the name of it, delete templates you no longer need, or schedule a new meeting based on a template. Templates can also be edited, in case you need to adjust a setting or perhaps a typo in a poll.

You can also choose a template when scheduling a meeting by clicking the drop-down menu next to Template. Keep in mind, scheduling from templates is only available when scheduling through the web portal.

I'm finding the templates useless as they cannot be updated to scheduled or ongoing meetings. A simple example is: I have 4 scheduled meetings based on a template that has my polls. I notice a poll has a typo. I correct the typo in the template and it is not updated in my meetings. I have to go into each meeting and edit the typo (4 times). Waste of time and energy.

It would be nice to completely separate out the quiz/polling feature from meetings. Have a quiz/poll section and in any meeting at any time, you can select what poll(s) you want to add. You would only have to change/edit/add/delete polls in one master list and these changes would be updated in all meetings that the poll is located. This is how LMSs work - often called questions banks.

I have uploaded one image (each between 27-56kb) in each question, first couple of test runs all images shown on 3 different devices (Android 9, 10, and iOS). Then today when the actual meeting started, we found out that some images did not display on some of the devices, one user actually did not see any images. I can't find any solutions anywhere. Hope you can help. Thank you!

According to the support article, any co-host can launch polls (that have been previously created). The support articles I've read also state that this is true for breakout rooms. In my experience, my co-hosts (made them co-hosts *before* moving to breakouts) do not have the ability to launch a pre-made poll once in a breakout. Am I doing something incorrect?

I have a user here who is very adamant about creating meetings without a passcode or waiting room. She wants everyone to be able to just enter the meeting after clicking the link. When she enters other meetings it doesn't prompt her (those could be waiting room but I don't know)

Fo security reasons, each Zoom meeting is required to be secured with at least one security option (passcode, waiting room or authenticated users). If no security option is enabled, Zoom will automatically secure all meetings with Waiting Room.

Users will be able to easily access existing notes from the in-meeting navigation bar or start a new note during a meeting. Note creators will have the ability to initiate a sharing session during the meeting to collaborate in real-time, just like Zoom Whiteboard.

Zoom Notes offers a robust editor with extensive formatting options such as font, styling, bullets, colors, and more. Additionally, users can add images and links to their Notes, and content is auto-saved at regular intervals to preserve work. From quick and simple memos to robust notes and documentation, Notes provides a clean workspace to capture and share content in and out of meetings.

Notes creators have the ability to grant access to other attendees during a meeting only or to extend access after the meeting. If an attendee joins late and a note has already been shared in the meeting, they will see the shared note at the top of their Notes tab in the Zoom client. Users also have the ability to multitask by taking notes alongside the meeting, or by expanding and collapsing the right panel so they can take notes on another screen.

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When recording meetings that include Protected Health Information (PHI) or other regulated data, please be aware that all regulatory requirements apply, including HIPAA. While Zoom has been certified for use with meetings that include such data, you are responsible for ensuring regulatory requirements are met sharing, downloading, and storing the recordings, as with any other regulated content.

If video and audio recordings of class lectures are created, those recordings will be part of the classroom activity. The video and audio recording is used for educational use/purposes and may be made available to all students presently enrolled in the course.

Now that you have created a link for your course, you will want to give this link with your students by adding it to your Canvas course, sending it to students in an email, and/or including it in your syllabus.

Zoom desktop/mobile app or web browser access: Ensure you have the latest version of the Zoom app on your PC, Mac, Android, or iOS device. Alternatively, you can join Zoom meetings directly through your web browser.

Hardware: To participate in meetings with video, you'll need a webcam, speakers, and microphone. For audio-only meetings, a microphone and speakers are adequate. Most laptops, tablets, and smartphones have these built-in.

2. Schedule the meeting: Once you have scheduling privileges, you can schedule meetings for the other person. You'll see a Schedule For section every time you schedule a meeting. Just choose their account and click save. ff782bc1db