Stop other participants from screen sharingĬontrol who enters a meeting with the waiting room feature If not using the Zoom link on the Canvas course menu, instructors should post meeting links on a Canvas page rather than a public page or forum Set the Advanced Option- Only authenticated users can join to 'UCSD Only or UC System' to restrict meetings to UCSD/UC Zoom accounts. Set Require Meeting Password” to on – this helps protect against unauthorized entries, adding a second layer of security on top of just having the meeting link Use a UCSD provided Zoom account through Single Sign On (SSO) or Canvas integrations Need help administering your large meeting or Webinar? ITS provides Zoom Webinar administration for events, lectures, meetings, and recordings.The following are things you can do to prevent Zoombombing from occurring in your meetings.If you need to host more than that, see how to obtain a large meeting or Webinar license for an additional charge. Zoom Pro licenses can host up to 300 people in your Zoom conference.IT Services provides technical support and license management to support business operations. It is core funded with the intent to service faculty, staff, and students with Zoom Pro licenses. Zoom is a campuswide service supported by IT Services. Email us: Watch these simple Zoom webinars and tutorials.Review our User Guide for detailed instructions.Use the app or webpage to start, join, or schedule meetings.Click Sign In to claim your UC San Diego Zoom Pro account using Single Sign-On (SSO).Download Zoom for your computer or mobile device.If you need capacity greater than 300 attendees, Zoom Large Meeting and Zoom Webinar licenses are available.Īnyone in the world can join a Zoom meeting, but only a host can start/schedule meetings. It can be used from any computer, laptop, tablet, or phone, and it works on PC, Mac, Android and iOS devices.Īll campus faculty, staff, teaching assistants and enrolled students currently have Zoom Pro Meeting accounts. Zoom allows for video, audio, and screen sharing between participants. For questions about how to properly authenticate, visit the Getting Started links below or use this link to sign in. If you are having problems logging in to Zoom, make sure you are using current UC San Diego Zoom accounts and signing in with Single Sign-On or Google authentication.

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