Today my class and I Zoomed with a friend in France. (I have a paid subscription, she does not.) I sent her a link to join. After awhile, she said that a popup ad appeared and blocked her view of us. She was frustrated, because she couldn't figure out how to get rid of it. She did not have Zoom installed on her computer.

Is there any way to avoid these popups? I've never had it happen when I Zoom with friends here in the U.S.

Richard M. Berrong
Prof of French
Kent State University

Hi! I don’t want to record students' gallery screen when I record my lectures. I have been using dual monitors.  In my left monitor, I am looking at my students and at the same time, my right monitor, I am sharing my lecture slides with my students. I just want to record my lectures with the slides only, although I can look at students. Is there any option? I have tried several times. But I couldn’t find it.

Although I put gallery view screen in my left monitor, I have found that my students gallery screen has been recorded automatically on my lecture slides any way.

I know if I close my students’ gallery screen, I can record my lectures with me alone. But if I do this, I cannot see what my students are doing at that time. So, I want to share my students with live lecture environment while encouraging their participation.

Thank you.

SK

Boa noite, gostaria de saber se é possível executar a seguinte tarefa

Somos uma escola, precisamos dar poderes para que cada professor abra a sala como anfitrião, é possível criar login e senha para eles, diferentes do administrador?

exemplo: o professor tem seu login e senha para abrir e fechar sua sala, temos um total de 10 professores e 5 contas licenciadas. 

I'm going to be teaching a virtual class, with lecture and slides, via my college. Ideally I would like to broadcast me lecturing and pacing using my iPhone on my gimbal that follows me as I move around. I would like the students to simultaneously be able to view both me and my desktop on my Mac, or open windows on that desktop; this would mostly be PowerPoint, which I can control with a remote. Is this at all possible?

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Bob

I am logging in to Zoom on student devices to prepare for virtual learning next week. I checked the box for educators thinking it might have appropriate filters of some sort for elementary students. It appears as though that is just for teachers/admin. Now I can’t login to zoom without it. It automatically defaults to the educator link and I can’t get the student logged in to zoom with their school email address again. It’s somehow linked the student email to the educator tab. Can anyone help with this? I tried deleting the app and reinstalling but it didn’t work. 

Starting March 1, 2022, you may notice some changes in the way you can report on your meetings and webinars.

Zoom will remove email addresses for users flagged as guests from Account Reports,  Dashboards, and Zoom REST APIs  unless they meet certain conditions. Please note, email addresses of users on your own account will continue to be shared with your organization for reporting, as usual.

Please review FAQ on the upcoming changes from Zoom Support here: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/4416109814541-March-2022-FAQ-on-reporting-

Starting March 1, 2022, you may notice some changes in the way you can report on your meetings and webinars.

Zoom will remove email addresses for users flagged as guests from Account Reports,  Dashboards, and Zoom REST APIs  unless they meet certain conditions. Please note, email addresses of users on your own account will continue to be shared with your organization for reporting, as usual.

Please review FAQ on the upcoming changes from Zoom Support here: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/4416109814541-March-2022-FAQ-on-reporting-

Hi there,

I changed laptops and now my Zoom account claims that my meetings will not be allowed to use the share screen function. The Screen Sharing button is green and offers nothing when I click on it.

HELP!!!! I do pay for this service quite a bit of money!

Thank you.

I am looking for a way to prevent students from hosting Zoom meetings without teacher supervision. If our students sign-in via Google, the get full access to the Zoom windows client. We are also exploring adding our student email domain as an 'associated domain' to our Zoom environment. With that, they will have a Zoom account created and it will be Basic, permitting them to host a 40-45 minute session. I noticed on another thread that someone recommended that students can be prevented from signing in or joining meetings outside your instance:
I took a closer look at the configuration possibilities for the Zoom client and do not see any option to remove the Start Meeting button (though other areas of the client can be disabled, like Facebook and Google Sign-In). https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362163-Mass-deployment-with-preconfigured-settings-for-Windows

It appears when meetings are started from a browser a zoom.us/s/***** url is loaded.  I've thought about blocking that url string in our content filter (which is installed on all school computers). But I'm not sure if that will work or if it will interact badly with the needed zoom.us traffic like, zoom.us/j/**** which appears to be the url that loads when Joining a meeting. Also, not sure if that url is different when launching a meeting from the Zoom client. Our content filter reporter (iboss) does not show much activity related to the Zoom client.

So bottom line, looking to prevent students from hosting Zoom meetings on win10 and win11 school computers using school accounts.

Any insight on this is appreciated.