I'm setting up an Elmo OX-1 Document Camera & EIT-Elmo Interactive Toolbox  environment for virtual or online Zoom Tutoring.  I wanted to avoid "reinventing the wheel" if an Educator within the community has already done this. 
*  Pro/Con#1... I found was that ZOOM doesn't mention ELMO  products in it's Knowledgebase...???  Within the ED Profession, ELMO was one of the first companies to introduce document projectors and digital (USB) versions like the OX-1.  Given this, I'm assuming no one in the Community has been a Pioneer with this (look for the arrows in the back).

*  Pro/Con#2... I explored MS-Teams for this application, but found that the OX-1 projects the image "up-side-down" on my PC and seems to project OK to the Beta-Tester.  This is very annoying... try visualizing your whiteboard presentation as it is being mirrored up-side-down.

*  Pro/Con#3... Zoom-&-Elmo has a simple solution for this (unclick mirroring) >> couldn't find a similar solution with MS-Teams, so I abandoned it.

Anyone else with similar experience or other Best Practices... I would like to know to avoid issues like above.

@WMGaynor at Go2College

Migration from Chrome OS App to Zoom PWA required -

We previously communicated that Google planned to end support for Chrome OS Apps in June 2022. While Google has extended this timeline, we will continue to prepare for this change by ending support for our Chrome OS App in August. It will no longer be searchable in the Chrome Web Store store after Nov. 5, 2022. We are asking all customers to switch to the Zoom progressive web application (PWA) before Aug. 1. Administrators can migrate all users with an account-level switch by clicking into account management, then account settings, and enabling the “Auto-launch PWA when joining a meeting on Chrome OS.”

Hello,

I'm trying to find the correct settings to utilize Zoom as our virtual Writing Center. We have one tutor designated as a "greeter" each day log into the Zoom account, create the breakout rooms for all tutors on shift for the day, and make all incoming tutors co-hosts. 

The issue we are running into is when a tutor tries logging into the account from a new device or location, they are required to verify themselves by checking the email address associated to the account. The central email account for the Writing Center is a gmail, which unfortunately has it's own 2-factor authentication that kicks a verification code to my own personal email. What this means is that any time a tutor is required to verify themselves to open the center, they need to contact me so I can check my email and give them a verification code to gain access to the gmail, so they can get another code to gain access to the Zoom account. This is a problem because I'm also a part-time instructor and am not always available to do this. Plus it's just several unnecessary steps that slow down the process of opening the center. 

My question is: what sort of settings do other college tutoring centers or similar organizations use to allow multiple users the ability to open an account's personal meeting?

I have scoured the settings and am coming up empty handed and confused, and apparently my account type does not allow me the option to call support. I see that there is an "alternative hosts" option, but when attempting to add my tutors by their college-provided emails I get a pop up saying "only paid users can be added as alternative hosts," and I'm unsure why since their college accounts should be paid for. 

Any tips or insight would be greatly appreciated!

Hi!

I was looking to sign in to Zoom, but clicked the educator account at the bottom out of curiosity. I am now unable to sign in without being prompted to enter educator settings. Is there any way to disable this so I can just have a regular Zoom account again? I am currently using a different email to post this.

I saw another post about this and they had a number set up for support to contact them.

Thank you!

Hey! I am currently using different account. I mistakenly clicked educator account and I cannot activate my account now. The email that I used there is a student email and I can't activate it. We also have an online orientation tomorrow. Please help. Thank you.

I am a therapist and i send out a meeting invite to a couple - to each of their email adresses. When they come onto zoom i only see one of them at a time (when they are speaking). I need to see them both  at the same time - which is gallery view i believe. I do not see the option for gallery view.... I tried swiping to the left when i had one participant on as directed by a blog - that didn't seem to work. Any ideas?

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