This article is for those interested in unlinking on un-associating their Zoom accounts prior to July 1st in order to create a new independent account as part of the Zoom to Teams Meetings transition. For after July 1st, this article also covers what to do once all accounts have been unlinked to be able to maintain account that will be associated with your previous USNH account. This will allow you to continue on with a Zoom account and is especially useful for those intending to purchase Zoom

Teaching strategies and technology tools available to use during an academic disruption.

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

Starting July 1st, 2025 USNH has ended its institutional support of Zoom.  This article reviews where to go for Zoom and further support post our transition to Microsoft Teams Meetings as our primary video conferencing software.

Beginning in Fiscal Year 2026, centralized funding for individual Zoom licenses will no longer be provided. Departments and units will be responsible for purchasing their own licenses using web pricing and only with CFO approval. This article provides background and links to instructions on how to purchase a Zoom license for use by an individual or USNH department.

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

This article describes troubleshooting tips for Zoom.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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