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.
Host and Participant
The Zoom application releases new versions to provide new features and bug fixes to the web conferencing platform. It is highly recommended to upgrade to the most up-to-date version of Zoom.
Host and Participants
We will discuss how to join an instant meeting through Zoom.us, email invite, and Moodle ISU. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom.
Basic steps to make Zoom meetings more secure
With the Zoom for GSuite add-on, you can seamlessly schedule, join, and manage meetings right from Gmail or Google Calendar
Software drivers are used to help the operating system know how to use the webcam. Perform these steps to test and troubleshoot the camera and video capability of a webcam
This article explains how to use basic Zoom features during a meeting, including joining audio, starting video, using chat and reactions, sharing your screen, and viewing participants.
A side-by-side comparison of Zoom account features between Basic and Licensed user types.
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 Legacy license details are provided for historical reference only.