Hello.  

Is there a way to end a meeting, as Host, without making anyone else in the meeting Host? I believe that if I have already logged in as Host and want to leave, the only way currently to have no Host is to end the meeting completely and then start the meeting again.   Since you don't have to have a host for a meeting, it seems to me that you should be able to have the option when you leave, to leave without making anyone host.

If there is no option to do this, how would I make a suggestion to have this feature?

Hello! I'm wondering if it is possible for the Host and Co-host to communicate with each other using the chat feature while they are in separate breakout rooms. For example, can the host (in breakout room 1) send a chat message to the Co-host (in breakout room 2)? That only the Co-host can see? Thanks!

Can anyone help me with this please?

When I receive a link to join someone else's meeting, my display name is incorrect and I cannot find where to amend it. In my own account my display name is set up correctly so when I host my own meetings everything appears as it should be (and I know how to amend the details). It is just when I join a meeting hosted by someone else that old details of mine are being displayed.

Many thanks in advance!

Lara

Hi Team- I'm trying to schedule a recurring meeting, Tuesday and Thursday, for 180 attendees but the people presenting/hosting changes for every session.  How can I set it up so that the link doesn't change but a handful of people can present on that zoom link?  And can it be set up so that the person creating the invite doesn't have to join the zoom each time?  Thank you for your guidance

Hello,

my remote class has a premium account. When we have long hours of group work in breakout rooms after class, often students have to leave the meeting for other zoom meetings and then return. But when they return to our class meetings, they can’t see the breakout rooms anymore and need to call the host to assign them again. Is there a way around it? It can be very stressful for 1 host to be always around.