Dear Community,

I hope that you can clarify one big doubt I have in terms of using the Zoom Whiteboard (and not an external) for my digital trainings.

Is it actually possible to have the participants in different breakout rooms editing different pages of a whiteboard?

If I do a group exercise, I sent the different groups each into a different breakout room to work on a task. Each group  might have a different task to answer or I don't want the groups to see each others answers, so I would need the possibility that each breakout room can see and edit their group corresponding whiteboard page.

I hope I explained myself well and really appreciate an answer to know whether I can use the Zoom Whiteboard for my trainings or if I need to work with a different whiteboard to grant this possibility. MANY MANY THANKS!!

What font type does Zoom have as the default font when typing text in annotations?

NOTE: It is NOT Lato, because I installed Lato and tried adding text to a screenshot of an annotated Zoom screen, and the new font clearly does not match the text that was captured from Zoom.

I am trying to share a whiteboard with two colleagues.  We all have separate paid Zoom accounts (not sure if that matters).  When I enter each's email to share, I get an error that says, "Sharing with users from this organization is disabled by your admin."  I believe that I am the admin of my account as it is a single person's account.  Appreciate insights as it took me hours to design the whiteboard.

Hello all.

I'm trying to find out how I can host a meeting using a whiteboard in the following way:

- each attendee (up to 10) has their own page for brainstorming and prioritising their ideas

- they prioritise their own virtual post-it notes on their own pages by dragging and dropping to a 'high priority' area on their page of the whiteboard

- once they are happy with their priorities, I need them to transfer their priorities to a 'master priorities' page within the whiteboard so that all of the top-rated ideas appear on the same page for group discussion.

I can see this is maybe possible via copy and paste but this requires each individual to do this manually for every one of their own priority ideas but is there a smarter way please?  I have a paid-for professional account and really need attendees to be able to simply drag and drop their sticky notes onto a separate page within the same whiteboard, simultaneously and then for us all to be able to work from the same 'master page'.

TIA

Unionfan