I've started giving online group lessons and ended up using another application called Muzie. The reason for this was because I was told when using breakout rooms in Zoom, for me to be able to see every breakout room I would have to get another device per room.

For example, if I have 3 students in a session, put them in to their own breakout rooms, I would then need another 2 devices to keep an eye on each one.

Seems like a silly extra expense.

Does anyone know if there is a master room view in Zoom? One where I could see every room so if a student required assistance I could see it quickly and move to them.

If there isn't one,  why wouldn't the app have one? Wouldn't it make sense as the host to be able to monitor every room at the same time?

Is there a way to admit ones directly from the waiting room into a breakout room on a recurring meeting? For instance, if someone comes in I want to not let them into the main room but instead admit them directly into one of the breakout rooms that is generated prior to their arrival. Thanks for our help.

Dear Friends, Greetings!

I am a faculty in the CSE Branch. I have been using Dev C++ IDE for teaching Programming in C++.

Initially, I tried to use Dev C++ for my online class sessions over Zoom VC Platform but due to some issues with the Output Console Screen while executing a C++ program to see the program output in the IDE (could not share the console screen; a child window of Dev C++ IDE), I stopped using Dev C++.

But, subsequently, I found Dev C++ started working fine and I could share the Output Console Screen too. But, the sharing of Output Console Screen of Dev C++ IDE during my online class sessions over Zoom VC Platform has again stopped; I do not know why?

I shall be extremely thankful if anyone can extend help to enable me share the Program Execution Console Window of Dev C++ IDE Environment?

I scheduled a meeting on behalf of my boss, for a big group meeting they want 8 break out rooms with a leader in each then automatically assign others to each group.  Then go back to those same rooms that were created two more times with the same people with each leader assigned to group.

How to do this?

When a Polycom unit is provisioned through Zoom and we do a regular Polycom firmware update through the unit admin console it reverts back within 5 minutes.

When this same unit is not provisioned by Zoom the version remains updated to whatever version was selected for updating the unit.

This is due to Zoom somehow preventing certain firmware releases to be deployed and I need to understand how this is managed and why the version is kept at 5.9 by Zoom.

I can't find any related article in KB and Public Article to answer this question.

I hope you can point me in the correct direction. 

Thank you