Within the templates, there is a "Pro's and Con's" template.  Beneath the template title, the graph has  "Pros and Cons", which is punctuated correctly.  I don't think the intention was to create a template which belongs to either professionals or convicts, which is what that title suggests.

The templates themselves are great but couldn't the titles reflect proper use of the apostrophe? I can't be the only .edu account holder who sees this and just shakes their head.

I'm partly just getting that off my chest.  Partly ranting just because I'm so disappointed to see such bad grammar in a software which is used so widely in the academic world.

We tried to have a meeting in which we shared links to multiple whiteboards we created, thinking their group could access their own personal whiteboard while discussing over zoom. We were blocked from sending them to users outside of our "organization". How do we turn this off, so we can share them with external people? The buttons inside the whiteboard were greyed out. 

At this point, we may as well use Mural.

Hello, I am facilitating a virtual ideation session so I have set-up the framework of the discussion on a whiteboard located in "My Whiteboards" section of Zoom.  When I click "share screen" and click "whiteboard" it only brings up a blank one and I can not seem to figure out how to go get my previously created one for my meeting.  Help and thank you in advance!

When I write something on a whiteboard and I click outside the box, I can't go back do the box and correct some word or write anything else there. I've tried to to everything. I clicked on it lots of time, I clicked with with right side of the mouse pad, left, there's no solution. I could do it well when I was using Microsoft computer. Now, I have a Macbook computer and I can't do it anymore. Help me please. Thanks