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We’re thrilled to announce the launch of User Groups on the Zoom Community! These dedicated spaces are designed for community users to connect with others based on location, language, industry, and specialized programs. They’re perfect for collaborating, sharing knowledge, and exploring exciting new ways to make the most of Zoom!   Check them out today - Zoom Community User Groups 👈   Question: Which user group are you most excited about❓   Share in the replies below👇

I signed up for a free webinar probably a year ago and I was not interested. I continued to get emails for their new webinars and I would cancel the registration, but they would keep coming. The emails come from no-reply@zoom.us so I don’t want to block that. I have replied to the email of the event organizer asking to be removed, but that didn’t work. Every new email from them has a new reply email address, although they are all from gmx.com. I have just been deleting them, but I shouldn’t have to just put up with it. 

Hello everyone! I’m excited to be part of the Zoom Community. I’m already discovering that it’s a valuable place to find answers, learn from others’ experiences, and explore solutions to questions that arise in my day-to-day use of Zoom.I use Zoom extensively in my coaching practice as a Leadership Coach, working primarily with faith-based organizations and nonprofits. My vision is a world where individuals, pastors, churches, and organizations embrace who they are and what they do with greater joy, energy, awareness, and purpose.Helping people gain insight, clarity, and confidence as they navigate challenges and opportunities is at the heart of my work. Zoom makes it possible to connect with and support clients across a wide range of geographic locations, expanding both the reach and impact of meaningful conversations.I look forward to learning from this community and contributing where I can!

comment down below about you. Great way to know each other!

Hey ​@MGSR , ​@Bri and/or ​@Carla - Any chance you can help me change my zoom COMMUNITY name (not the regular account name)? I’m getting strong gainsight vibes 😉, so thinking it’s not something an individual user can do...

Most workflows don’t collapse from one big failure; they degrade through small, repeated mistakes. One of the most common issues is poor data mapping. Fields don’t align properly, so information gets lost or misinterpreted without obvious errors. Another problem is over-automation. Teams try to automate everything, removing human checks that could catch early issues.Lack of ownership is another silent killer. When no one is responsible for maintaining the integration, small glitches go unnoticed. Updates to tools or processes also create conflicts, especially when workflows aren’t reviewed regularly.There’s also the habit of “set it and forget it.” Systems evolve, but workflows stay static, creating gaps over time.The truth is simple: workflows don’t need more tools, they need better thinking. Without clarity, even a well-built system will slowly break from within

How can I find support groups 

We're thrilled to announce the launch of the Zoom MVP Program, a brand new initiative designed to recognize and celebrate our most passionate external advocates. What is the MVP Program?The Zoom MVP Program is our highest level of recognition for community leaders who are making waves beyond the Zoom Community. If you're actively talking about Zoom across social media, leading user groups, creating content, or speaking at industry events, this program is designed with you in mind. Why Should You Be Excited? 🚀Get official recognition as a Zoom MVP with exclusive badges and visibility Access direct engagement with Zoom's technical teams Amplify your personal brand as a recognized Zoom thought leader Connect with an elite network of fellow Zoom advocates Ready to Learn More?Head over to our official MVP Program landing page to discover:Full program details and benefits What we're looking for in MVP candidates How to applyWe can't wait to see our top advocates step into this exciting new

Hey everybody, I just wanted to introduce myself to the Zoom community. I am Robert Leizear Owner of Best Bookkeeping LLC. Very happy to be a part of the Zoom community as Zoom is becoming a daily part of my life. I am new to the community and still learning all the great features that Zoom provides. 

Lets start a discussion, to make a web of friends around the world! lets share pictures, tell anecdotes, stories and find new jobs online. Why not?

Hi Zoomers 👋 Big news! The Zoom Community has officially been nominated for 2 awards in the 2026 CMX Community Industry Awards 🏆 😎 Customer Support Community Executive Leader of a Community Team - Alexis Brown, Senior Manager of Global Community at Zoom We’d love the support of our community users to help us bring these home! 🗳️💙   Cast your vote today! Voting is quick and easy: Navigate to https://www.cmxhub.com/awards 👈 Scroll to the "Customer Support Community" category > Click "Zoom Community" Scroll to the "Executive Leader of a Community Team" category > Click "Alexis Brown" P.S. Spread the word! Your teams, colleagues, and family can vote too! ✅ Voting is open from now until January 9, 2026 📆  

The Zoom Community Champion Program was created to showcase our amazing Zoomers who graciously share their knowledge in the Zoom Community and help keep the community a thriving space. This month, we're celebrating one of our Zoom Community Employee Champions, @DF110. Dustin joined the community in June 2021 and became one of our first Community Champions in 2021 as well🥇   What do you like most about being a Zoom Community Champion? Why would you recommend joining the champion program? I love being able to hear about what our Zoom users in the Education community are experiencing. It helps me know what's going well, what questions they have, and how we can best support them 📚   In one word, how would you describe the Zoom Community? Collaborative 🤝   What is your favorite Zoom product and why? Docs! I love Zoom Docs for creating content, notes, managing projects, and sharing resources 💻   What is a

The Zoom Community Champion Program was created to highlight the awesome work of the Zoom experts who volunteer their time and share their knowledge in the Zoom Community. This month, we're celebrating one of our wonderful Zoom Community Employee Champions, @iambobsat. Bob joined the community in September 2021 and became a Community Champion this year🥇   What do you like most about being a Zoom Community Champion? Why would you recommend joining the Champion program? The best part about being a Community Champion is when someone hits that “Accepted as a Solution” button after I’ve answered their question on the Zoom Community page. It feels like I’ve just completed an important mission - super fulfilling and satisfying! That’s exactly why I’d encourage other Zoomies to join the Champion program. It might seem like a small thing, but you’re actually making a huge impact by helping our customers and making their experience better.   In one word, h

لا تستمع لأي شخص يسبب لك إحباطات أو يقلل من طموحاتك. الناجحون يثقون دائماً في قدرتهم على النجاح.

Iam very to discuss with the friends. iam asked  the 3 questions . 1 What can you do zoom community? 2 what is the center zoom community? What can you for support  NGOs or Company?

  The Zoom Community Champion Program was designed to celebrate and reward the incredible contributions of Zoom experts who bring knowledge and support to the Zoom Community. This September, we want to shine the light on one of our amazing Zoom Community Employee Champions, @jeremyjustin. Jeremy joined the community in August 2021 and has been a Community Champion since 2022 🥇   What do you like most about being a Zoom Community Champion? Why would you recommend joining the champion program?  What I like most about being a Zoom Community Champion really hinges on that word “community.” Zoom moves fast, delivering an incredible amount of features in a short amount of time. But it’s hard to keep up and we need our community to help with questions, best practices, sometimes just plain weird scenarios where you need a sanity check. That is why I love the Community, it connects all of us in one place to share, feel heard, and grow in knowledg

Four incredible years of connection, collaboration, and community 💙💡. What started as a space for questions and conversations surrounding Zoom has grown into a thriving hub of knowledge-sharing, problem-solving, and global support 🌍   To our wonderful community members—thank you for your questions and ideas that bring life to this community every day! 💬. To our amazing Zoom Community Champions—you are the heartbeat of this space 🏆. Your dedication, insights, and collaboration continue to uplift and inspire. A big high-five to you all for going above and beyond 🙌   And of course, a huge THANK YOU to the Zoom Community team for keeping the magic alive behind the scenes every day! ✨   Here’s to many more milestones together 🎈     COMMUNITY TESTIMONIALS 💙   "The feedback, questions, and reports posted by the members of the community guide us on how to evolve and improve our

  How do you keep students engaged on Zoom after the “new school year” excitement wears off? 🎒💻 With a new school year just starting for some and already underway for others, we would love to hear from YOU. Whether it’s interactive tools like Whiteboard or Polls, fun games between lessons, or creative breakout room activities, we’d love to hear your favorite ways to keep students active and involved during virtual class time.   Share your go-to tips, success stories, and any fun surprises you’ve tried in the replies below 👇   --   I'll go first! When I worked in education, one of my favorite ways to keep students engaged was by encouraging the use of meeting reactions❤️👍🎉. This was especially effective with students who were more shy in class but still wanted to show that they were listening and engaging with the content being presented to them.   --------------------------------------------------

Hi there, I am looking for a way to incorporate Zoom's API into my project. If possible, can someone please introduce Postman alternatives that provide similar, if not, better functionalities?P.S. : I have researched, and have been personally recommended a couple of platforms: Apidog, Bruno, Hoppscotch.

  The Zoom Community Champion Program was created to recognize and reward the outstanding work done by Zoom experts within the Zoom Community. This month, we want to spotlight one of our Zoom Community Employee Champions, @Josh_Stanley. Josh joined the community in October 2021 and has been a Community Champion since March 2025🥇   What do you like best about being a Zoom Community Champion?  I like that the questions that the Zoom Community users ask really challenge me. Sometimes it forces me to put myself in their shoes and understand their use case in order to be able to effectively answer their question. This in turn helps me to be a better AI Specialist with Zoom and understand our product as well as how it works for customers in a better way. We all learn from every question we read (whether we answer it or not) 🤓   How would you describe the Zoom Community in a few words?  In one word: "Helpful" 🤝 &nb

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This really belongs in a "ALL ZOOM PRODUCTS" location, but I'm sharing in hopes that someone from Zoom sees this and acts on it. Both the Desktop Products (Mac, at least), and the Website (zoom.us) have an irritating User Interface/User Experience problem.Zoom decides to "add" something which pops up after the rest of the screen is built.In the app this is typically a sales banner at the top that then pushes the rest of the screen down, so you click on the wrong something regularly.On the website this can also be a sales banner - quite recently now is the "Contact Sales" button that appears after the rest of the page loads, and moves the "Sign in" link right.  So you "accidentally" click on "Contact Sales" when you're trying to get to your login.INFURIATING. Does Zoom not have a qualified UI/UX expert working for them?  Or are they simply ignored? This type of behavior wouldn't have been acceptable in any IT department I worked in from the 90s onward.  How is t