Hello! We are looking at integrating Zoom with Salesforce, but need help understanding if one Enterprise Zoom Account is linked to Salesforce is there a work around if multiple departments want to use the one Enterprise Zoom account for a Webinar? for example Recruitment department hosts a Zoom Webinar at 5:00 pm and Graduate department wants to host a Zoom Webinar at 5:00 pm both on the same day? or are multiple Zoom Webinar accounts linked to Salesforce? Is this possible?

Also does there need to be a specific Zoom Enterprise account for the CRM plus a Zoom Enterprise account for your entire institution or does your CRM use the institution's overarching Zoom Enterprise account? If your institution has a specific Zoom Enterprise Account for the CRM, does that affect setting up Personal 1:1 Zoom meetings through the CRM?

Also, for the Organization Wide Email default address, is the same address used for every department and is the Webinar information sent to the participants using the same email address or is there a way to send the Webinar information from different email addresses? Does the assigned zoomwebinar email address have to be used?

Any advice is appreciated.

Shauna

Salam.

Apakah jika saya menggunakan zoom dengan akun gmail belajar.id dari pemerintah indonesia yang dikhususkan untuk pendidikan bisa menggunakan zoom lebih dari 40 menit?

Mengapa program zoom untuk pendidikan yang terkena dampak covid-19 sekarang sudah tidak ada? padahal sangat membantu kami dalam mengajar di kelas tanpa batas.

Terima kasih

Hi,

All Zoom can be used for teaching individual and group of students.

For learning - we can integrate Hands On and Virtual Learning experiences to complement skills.

For assessment - we can integrate Polls & Chat rooms for both formative and summative assessment. It would be good to have a gradebook attached to Zoom so that students can see the outcome right after the end of zoom classroom.

Remote Internships / thesis - Undergraduates can also do remote internships wherein supervisor can provide live guidance of work which student is doing in their onsite institution. For example their could be an onsite and offsite zoom supervisor so that students can do their remote thesis.

I have not used Zoom at Higher education as of yet but would love to - the possibilities could be  for fully live sessions and hybrid classes.

If anyone wants to share additional thoughts please respond.

Regards,

Pankaj Mehrotra

I am a basic free user, and Zoom is a godsend for teachers!!! I have used several sets of recurring meetings successfully. Today, though, my student in Mexico cannot connect with the new Meeting ID. Do I need to tweak anything in settings? I've tried, but maybe there's something new I need to know. Thanks if you know something I can try! Rhonda in Texas

Is there a simple instructional video showing young students how to access the annotate tool? I am looking for a video to show my students how to use the Zoom annotate tool. Usually, I can explain it by showing them a photo of the menu and highlighting the annotate tool. However, I have one student that cannot find it. He is on a laptop, but I am not sure what brand. His family only speaks Chinese. I can translate simple instructions for them. 

Hi all,

I work in education and use breakout rooms for students. There are multiple teachers going around the breakout rooms to check on the attendees, and we want to get around to everyone in as timely a manner as possible. There is no viable way to coordinate between us which rooms we have been to when, so we have a "time away tracker" that keeps track of how long it has been since each breakout room was last attended by a teacher. This is currently an external application that does not interact with the Zoom meeting directly, however I am looking for a way to have Zoom directly send the breakout room data to this application (or even better, a server!) via an extension or dummy co-host. 

So far as I have seen there is nothing like this anywhere, I understand I will need to code it myself. But if anyone has any information on how to send a fetch request to the Zoom servers to get breakout room attendee number or how an extension could extract this data from the webpage in web-Zoom, it would be much appreciated.

This is quite specific I am pretty much hoping a Zoom employee sees this and has an answer or can convince enough people in the Zoom tech team to add this to the API.

Thanks for any useful info in advance.

I first want to thank Zoom for providing their services to educators during the switch to a more digital platform. The one of the good things the Pandemic has brought to schools is the technology. I have always been more inclined to use technology in my teaching - now I can finally teach with all these tools without breaking the pocket book. I have become very comfortable using Zoom for IEP meeting (parents are also able to use Zoom with little issues). I will have to unfortunately move to a free version (40 mins will not do it for me).  I will need to switch to Google Meets or Microsoft. I hope that you would reconsider giving educators more time (1hr and 30min would be great)... Again thank you for at least helping me out for 2years. I hope your CEOs (or bosses) would reconsider to help those of us who have been helping build our next generations like Google and Microsoft do. 

Hello Zoom Team! I am a Polish language teacher. I am supporting Ukrainian refugees by organizing free Polish lessons. I just bought a Zoom paid license for one month, but it is costly. Is there a chance that I could organize my 90 minute classes next months free of charge? Also there are many people willing to participate, more than 100 hundred.

Who could I contact to ask for support/help?

Thank you in advance!

Dear Teachers, 

Our Education team here at Zoom wants to take this opportunity on Teacher Appreciation Week to thank you for your heroic work to educate the students of the world. You deserve more than just a week of appreciation, but we hope that these words encourage and motivate you to finish this school year strong! 

We also want to thank you for choosing Zoom to connect with your students. You've kept the world afloat the past 2 years through a global pandemic and we know it was not easy. 

Check out our latest blog post about all the ways teachers inspire us here at Zoom.

Hopefully you take time this week to take a breath, reset, and recharge. You deserve it!