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Find information about recommended computer hardware, internet connections, and software requirements for online and hybrid courses at Idaho State University (ISU). Learn how to check your computer, test your internet connection and devices, and prepare for online proctoring and web conferencing.

Compares legacy Zoom Education licenses with current Zoom Workplace for Education licenses at Idaho State University (ISU), including meeting capacity, applications, AI features, cloud storage, and productivity tools. Legacy license details are provided for historical reference only.

Adding your videos to the course Panopto Folder will allow you to use the Panopto icon in the editor to embed videos into pages.

This article explains the available Zoom license types at Idaho State University (ISU) and provides instructions for faculty, staff, adjunct faculty, and students to sign in to Zoom and activate the appropriate license.

Find answers and resources for common technology questions at Idaho State University (ISU), including account access, email, Google Workspace, Canvas, Zoom, wireless networking, VPN, and campus printing.

Technical support for many programs offered through the ITRC is offered through the program vendor. This article lists technical support options for Examity, ProctorFree, Turnitin and Zoom.

Learn how Disability Services provides video captioning and audio transcription for course materials at Idaho State University (ISU), including how to request services, processing timelines, course access, and recommended video hosting options.

Zoom is a web conferencing system (video centric) with video, audio, whiteboard, chat, application sharing, polling, breakout rooms and other tools to engage students in a synchronous (live) online environment. Our ISU Zoom license has been enabled with end-to-end encryption to facilitate HIPAA based compliance requirements.

How to manage and utilize the Logitech Rally Bar and Touch IP with Zoom Rooms

Information on choosing settings for a Zoom meeting.

Due to the Firefox browser's handling of security settings, users might get an error message when trying to access the Zoom tool in ISU Canvas. This article helps students and faculty to bypass this error.