Speaker View

Hello Bill, 
My name is Brandon. Thanks for joining the Zoom Community! Speaker view should be that whomever is speaking should be in the larger viewpoint. What could have happened in your meeting is that someone may have pinned their video panel. When a video panel is pinned in a speaker view then that persons video is focused as the main speaker view. It is built that way for meetings when you have a special speaker that you want the entire meeting to remain focused on. 

Here is a quick reference that you can use to learn more about pinning and spotlighting. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rly4y7ya9k

I hope that this helps. 

Regards, 

Brandon

Let me add that the leader had not pinned one person, as if they were the prime speaker. The video of everyone who spoke appeared in the larger view below except me.

Would someone please answer my question? I'm trying to find out if my face should appear on my monitor when I speak at a ZOOM meeting. I've only attended one meeting and the leader was not "pinning" anyone. Everyone's face appeared in the larger view when they spoke except mine.