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Using Zoom12 Articles / Instructions
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What is Zoom?
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Meeting roles
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Recording your session, check with for your event organizer first!
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The Waiting Room
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Screen sharing
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Audio tips
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Sharing video and sound
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Managing Attendees
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Muting participants upon entry
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Recordings of previous Training sessions
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Tips & Tricks for Zoom
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Look your best on a webcam
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What is Zoom?
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Useful tools for presenters8 Articles / Instructions
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Making your workshop interactive & fun13 Articles / Instructions
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Advanced video techniques4 Articles / Instructions
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About 2 weeks before your presentation3 Articles / Instructions
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A Zoom meeting has different four possible roles:
- Host is the user who schedules the meeting and has full permissions to manage the meeting. A host can assign another participant to be the meeting host so that they can focus on presenting.
- Co-Host is a role assigned by the host. A co-host has most of the abilities that a host has except that they cannot start a meeting. It is highly recommended that you assign a co-host who can help moderate your chat so that you can focus on presenting.
- Alternate Host is a role assigned by the host. An alternate host has the same abilities as a co-host but they can also start the meeting.
- Participant is an attendee who can only do what a host or co-host permits them to do in a meeting.
Learn more information about the roles in a Zoom meeting and how to assign roles.