Zoom’s latest update might help keep more meetings secure. The videoconferencing software now hides Meeting ID numbers from the title bar, meaning if you screenshot your meeting, your ID code won’t be ...

You can join a meeting by either clicking the meeting link in your calendar or email, entering the meeting ID and passcode through Zoom's app or web portal, or through UB Learns. Meetings can be ...

As the coronavirus forces the world to find new ways to carry on business as usual during safe-at-home executive orders, internet trolls have a new pastime: “Zoom-bombing.” Making headlines across the ...

Home Technology at SCU Get Connected Zoom Web Conferencing Import Existing Meetings to the Zoom Pro tab of your Camino Course Site If you have already created a Zoom meeting using the Zoom website or ...

For many lawyers, the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic were a forced apprenticeship with virtual communications technologies, perhaps none more important than the easy-to-use, low-cost Zoom ...

“Zoom Bombings” are a constant threat to user’s Zoom Meetings especially when the event is being advertised on public websites. Below are some simple but effective methods to lessen the risk of your ...

Users can pull usage reports from Zoom that will display how many and who attended your meetings. This usage report shows how many participants attended. You can click that number to see the usernames ...

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There's actually more than one way to join a Zoom meeting. And the method you choose depends on the kind of device you have and which type of Zoom software you plan to use. In this guide, we'll go ...