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- Zoom, Logging In - University of Illinois system
Zoom Desktop Client: Both the Zoom web interface (https: illinois zoom us) and the desktop Zoom Workspace client use Illinois' SSO to provide secure authentication After launching the desktop client, click Sign In Click on SSO located in the bottom of the application window You must sign in with SSO to access your Zoom Education license
- Zoom: Using Zoom on Dual Monitors - University of Illinois system
Zoom has an optional setting called "Use dual monitors" that can split the Zoom display across two monitor screens With this setting, you can share your screen on one monitor while viewing the meeting participants and meeting controls on the other
- Zoom, Updating your Desktop Client
Updating Zoom Desktop client on personal computer: Open the Zoom desktop client on your computer; Click your user icon in the upper right corner A drop down menu will appear similar to the one shown below Select "Check for Updates" Follow the prompts on the screen to update your Zoom desktop client if necessary
- Zoom: Activating your Zoom Account - University of Illinois system
Before you do anything with Zoom, you will have to activate your account by going to illinois zoom us Click Sign in and log in using your NetID and password Once you sign in, you will be taken to your Zoom profile page In the row labeled "License Type" you should be listed as "Licensed" (previously called Pro)
- Zoom, AI Companion
Meeting Coach: If enabled, Zoom AI Companion can analyze and provide metrics on key factors in your meeting conversations, such as talk speed, talk-listen ratio, longest spiel (or monologue), filler word usage, and your patience in discussion These metrics can be viewed when viewing a cloud recording after it has finished processing and is
- Zoom: Zoom Timer - University of Illinois system
The Zoom Timer feature will appear on the right hand column of your screen Zoom Timer Settings The Zoom Timer has two different options The Zoom Timer allows you to customize a timer Zoom includes several pre-made time settings You can also customize how long a timer goes for by selecting the hour, minute, and or second options
- Zoom: Changing Display Settings - University of Illinois system
Display Settings in Zoom NOTE: Make sure that you are using the most recent version of Zoom to ensure that the information in these pages matches what you see Zoom Support's documentation on Updating Zoom to the latest version explains how to check for updates After updating, restart your computer
- Zoom, FAQ
Zoom's invitation is going to send either a ics file that should be read by Outlook or if you send a meeting invitation to a user with a Gmail domain, it'll send it to their account which they can add to their calendar to Accept Decline Tentative status
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