 Zoom

Zoom is a cloud-based videoconferencing tool for audio- and videoconferencing, chat, webinars, hosting large meetings, and more. Learn how to join a Zoom meeting, adjust your audio and video settings, use meeting controls, and share your screen

Learn how to install the Zoom application on your computer or mobile device.

To ensure you have the best experience using Zoom, follow these five tips.

Learn about the terminology used for Zoom

This article provides basic troubleshooting for accessing the "Zoom Meetings" tab in Canvas if the user has not already signed up for a Zoom account through the University of Oregon.

How to add and share your pronouns in Zoom.

Learn how to create a Zoom meeting in Outlook, in the Zoom application, or using Zoom through a web browser.

This page describes troubleshooting steps for accessing the "Zoom Meetings" tool in Canvas when presented with the "User does not exist" error for users of the HIPAA compliant tenant.

When using cloud recordings in Zoom, you have to option to move your recordings to an alternate space for storage.

Learn how to add the Zoom for Outlook add-in to your Outlook Web App.

How to present a PowerPoint file within Zoom. This article will guide you through two options that you may use.

Learn how to prevent and respond to Zoombombing — the disruption of a Zoom class or meeting with racist, misogynistic, or vulgar messages or images.

Does your account still say "Basic" after an upgrade?

Follow these step-by-step instructions to refresh your account and confirm your new Zoom license is in place.

Learn how to remove the Zoom plug-in for Outlook.

Learn how to move your UO Zoom account into the HIPAA-compliant Zoom tenant.

How to enable live transcription for Zoom calls.

This article provides information for Zoom usage when outside of the United States.

This article explains the different Zoom account types available at the UO.

This article is designed to explain the support structure for Zoom and its plugin within Canvas, the UO's course management service and how to access its different features.

This page contains information about Zoom's own training videos and webinars about Zoom.

This article describes how to create and share a Zoom Whiteboard.

How to restrict meeting access to only users who can sign in using a Zoom account (any Zoom account — free or paid) or a UO Zoom account.

Zoom allows other designated users to schedule, start, and host meetings on your behalf.

Learn how to determine if your UO Zoom account is on the Zoom HIPAA environment.

Learn how to record your Zoom meeting and save it on your computer or in the cloud.

Learn how to enable and disable captioning (automated transcripts) for your Zoom recordings.

Learn how to use and manage Zoom Video Breakout Rooms.

Learn how to use the Virtual Background feature to display an image or video as your background during a Zoom meeting. You can also download UO custom backgrounds from this page.

On March 23, 2020, or shortly thereafter, UO students and employees who have existing Zoom accounts with zoom.us that are associated with their @uoregon.edu email address will be prompted to choose to either 1) Transition those accounts into UO's new enterprise Zoom service or 2) Change the email address associated with the account. This page provides instructions for both options.