Hi. I teach programming on 1on1 zoom call. I'm a licensed zoom user. A student shares their screen to show their text book and source code. Is it possible to show my mouse cursor on a student's shared screen? I often want to point what to correct in their source code, where to read in their text book. I always use annotation tools, but if I can simply share my mouse cursor, it would be nice.

The reason I don't share my screen is that my students don't have a screen big enough, and I need see what they are writing.

Thanks!

While running a webinar through LearnUpon LMS, some of our learners got the following screen:

When checking with LU, they said it meant that our Zoom account that's linked with LU wasn't set up for webinars, but this isn't the case as we definitely are, and about 200 other users accessed the webinar without issue. LearnUpon Customer service then said to contact Zoom support.

Anyone have any ideas why the integration might not have worked?

Thanks, 

Rebecca

I stopped receiving zoom links temporarily because my e-mail storage was full...  Now that has been resolved but I believe my e-mail is on the "Bounce list" as I am still not getting the Zoom invite links.  Because I have a free user account, I can't connect to customer support to have this resolved.  I've been considering upgrading my account to a paid one but if I can't receive e-mails from Zoom then I'm not prepared to pay for something that might not work.  I tried submitting a ticket as well but I received an immediate notification that my ticket was closed.  If someone could please help that would be greatly appreciated!

If I'm using Eventbrite's integration with Zoom to collect Webinar registration fees, and someone tries to share their login details with another person, it sounds like Zoom recognizes this and has the other person register to attend, but has the non-registered attendee register with Zoom - not - Eventbrite. Doesn't that allow someone to attend the event for free since Zoom is not collecting the attendee fee?