Zoom

Zoom is a web-based conferencing tool that can be used for connecting virtually with students and colleagues. Classes, office hours, and meetings may all be held using Zoom. Zoom is also a simple-to-use tool for recording lectures (including voice-over-PowerPoint) to be delivered asynchronously. All faculty, staff, and students have access to Zoom.

Zoom Resources

How to Log In to Emory Zoom and Schedule a Recurring Class Meeting Best Practice Checklist for Zoom Sessions Quick Tips for Setting the Classroom Stage: Lighting, Setting, Camera, and Audio Whiteboarding in Zoom Video Tutorial: How to Use Pre-Assigned Breakout Rooms in Zoom Taking Attendance during Zoom Class Meetings Zoom Cloud Recording and Posting in Canvas Preserving Zoom Recordings in Canvas Studio Preserving Zoom Recordings in OneDrive

Class Recordings

All Emory College instructors are asked to record their live class meetings and/or synchronous class sessions and to share the recording with enrolled students via the course Canvas site.

Class recordings involving students should not be shared beyond students currently enrolled in the course.

Zoom's Cloud Record Feature

Zoom-Bombing

"Zoom-Bombing" refers to when an unwelcome user joins a Zoom meeting, usually with the intention of sharing inappropriate images.

The resources to the right can help prevent these attacks from happening.

Emory LITS Settings to Avoid Zoombombing About "Zoom-Bombing" and How to Minimize the Risk Zoom Meeting and Webinar Passwords Zoom-Bombing Information from Emory Police Department