Web Conferencing (Zoom and Microsoft Teams)

What is it?

This article shows all the basic resources to familiarize yourself with Zoom, Skype for Business, and Microsoft Teams.

Table of Contents

  1. Basic Video Tutorials for Zoom
    • Video tutorials to get students and teachers up and running with Zoom
  2. How to Screen Share
    • How to screen share for Zoom and Microsoft Teams
  3. How to Set Up a Meeting in Teams
  4. Using Breakout Rooms in Zoom
    • Breakout rooms allow you to split your Zoom meeting in up to 50 separate sessions. The meeting host can choose to split the participants of the meeting into these separate sessions automatically or manually, and can switch between sessions at any time.

Basic Video Tutorials for Zoom

We have the following videos and documents to help students and teachers get up and running with Zoom:

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How to Screen Share

Zoom

Once you've started a meeting in Zoom, simply click on the "Share Screen" button boxed in red below. Select your monitor or resource you would like to share.

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Teams

Once you've started a video call in Teams, simply click on the "Share Screen" button boxed in red below.

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How to Set Up a Meeting in Teams

There are many ways to make a meeting or join a meeting. This section goes through the most common ways to make a meeting.

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If you go into your calendar, 3 sections pop up in the top right. "Join with an ID",  "meet now", and "New meeting". We will go through each section.


Join with an ID

If you were invited to a meeting, you will have received a meeting ID and possibly a password to go with it. If this is the case, you will want to join it by pressing the "join with an ID" button, and then inputting your ID and password. 

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Meet now

If you didn't schedule a meeting, but want to meet now, click the "Meet now" button. This will give two options, which is get a link to share, or you can just immediately start a meeting. If you get a link, it will automatically copy the link to your clipboard, and you can share that link to the participants you want. Or, you can click "start meeting".

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When you press "start meeting", it will immediately open a meeting with just you as a participant. From there, it will give you some options before you join the meeting and then it will give you the option to share a link to join the meeting, or to just directly invite participants directly. 

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New Meeting

Lastly, you can click on the "new meeting" button. This brings up a page to put in all the details for a new meeting, title, participants, etc and the schedule it for a certain day and time.

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Using Breakout Rooms in Zoom

In order to use breakout rooms you must enable the feature in your Zoom settings first:

  1. Sign in to the Zoom web portal: https://zoom.us/signin
  2. In the navigation menu, click "Settings" and scroll down to the "In Meeting (Advanced)" section
  3. Find "Breakout room" and make sure that it is switched to On. Check the box if you would like to assign groups when scheduling the meeting ahead of time. Then click "Save":

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For information on managing breakout rooms please refer to the following link here.

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Article ID: 116409
Created
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