This article walks you through how to schedule a Zoom Meeting from Zoom and from Outlook.

This article describes the similarities and differences between Microsoft Teams and Zoom meetings which are the two supported web conferencing tools at USNH.

The following are frequently asked questions related to the Zoom to Microsoft Teams transition.

This article contains step by step instructions on becoming familiar and using Zoom equipment in the classroom.

This article shows how to sign in to Zoom with your USNH Single Sign On (SSO) username and passphrase. Many Zoom meetings now require you to sign in with your USNH username and passphrase before you can access the meeting. For the best meeting experience, always make sure you sign in to Zoom before starting or joining a meeting.

This article describes how to use Zoom to record directly to the 'cloud' via Kaltura.

Zoom Released a feature in its 5.7.0 update, that allows users to indicate their pronouns as part of their Zoom Profile.

Zoom is an easy-to-use web classroom platform that allows for real-time video and screen sharing to hold live class sessions at a distance.

This article is an overview of Zoom, the UNH web conferencing software.

This article will provide Tools and Tips to Zoom meeting hosts to control how participants can interact in the meeting in efforts to prevent unwanted material. ZoomBombing

This article walks you through getting set up in Zoom, installing Zoom, starting a meeting, and hosting a meeting.

This article is about using a Zoom tool built into MyCourses.

The article will walk users through the process of sharing a PowerPoint presentation within a Zoom meeting

This video walks you through using Zoom breakout rooms for online instruction.

This article goes through the updates of the Zoom 6.0 release which was released April 2024

This article lists common questions and answers about Zoom.

UNH's instance of Zoom can be used for HIPAA-related needs. Interested departments should review and request service.

This article relays options for hosting online events, including webinars, large meetings, and more.

This article will outline the different features between a Zoom Basic License (Free Version) and Zoom Pro License which USNH is moving away from by June 30, 2025 for many users at USNH institutions.

This article provides information on how to proctor a closed-book exam in Zoom.

This article walks you through scheduling a Zoom meeting, starting a meeting, things to do before the meeting, best practices for hosting a meeting, and best practices using your camera.

This article shows you how to record a meeting using zoom by video or with written instructions.

When creating a meeting in Zoom you have the ability to define an Alternative Host should the primary host not be able to attend the meeting. This article will show you how to assign an alternative hosts for a meeting.

In this video, we'll review where to find and how to use Zoom's editing functionality.

This article provides two recommendations for using Zoom to identify class session attendance.

Zoombombing is a method in which anonymous participants can use Zoom's screen-sharing and other features to interrupt and disrupt meetings and classes. Zoom has reported that Zoombombing has become a major concern since all schools have moved to an online format. This document will provide you with a list of recommendations to prevent Zoombombing from happening in one of your meetings.

This article will walk the user through creating a new Zoom meeting with a registration option. This will require attendees to register for a meeting prior to the start.

This article describes how to record the Zoom participant gallery view instead of the active speaker window. This can be done when screen sharing or viewing the gallery during a group discussion.

This article describes how to check for and install updates in Zoom.

This article describes how to disable the automatic cloud recording e-mail notifications from Zoom.

This article provides an overview of end to end encryption (E2EE). End to end encryption should only be used when the privacy of your meeting is of utmost concern as it disables many of the commonly used features of Zoom.

This article explains how the end-user can move recordings from Zoom to Kaltura if the automated migration process fails following a cloud recording session.

This article will discuss how to add a non-USNH user to a meeting as a Host or Co-host

This article will provide information and resources for students on Zoom

This article is for campus office administrators who schedule Zoom meetings for other users in their department.

This article will discuss how to share media and sound during a live meeting in Zoom.

This article provides information on the role and responsibility of the Zoom Student Assistant

This article describes troubleshooting tips for Zoom.

The article will outline how a user can update a previously scheduled meeting to now require a password.

This article provides information on using the Self-Selected Breakout Room functionality in Zoom.

This article shows how faculty can run a Zoom session using dual monitors to show the gallery of participants while screen sharing or presenting a slide show.

This article will cover some of the best practices for managing attendees in your meeting.

Zoom meetings will have a Waiting Room enabled by default. There are now three options for users regarding Waiting Rooms, this article will outline all three options.

This article is providing information about Zoom Webinars.

The polling feature allows you to create polling questions for your meetings. You will be able to launch the poll during your meeting and gather the responses from your participants. You also have the ability to download a report of polling after the meeting.