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To In response to COVID-19 and to support the transition toward need for online instruction and increased telecommuting, we have Lynn University has provisioned Zoom Meeting accounts for all faculty, staff, and active students. Zoom allows for video, audio, and screen sharing between participants. It can be used from any Mac, computer, laptop, tablet, or cell phone. The rest of the guide help get you is a web conferencing tool for virtual meetings, classes, conferences and collaboration. Zoom allows face-to-face meeting using HD video conferencing. It is available via web browser, Mac and Windows applications, and  also via mobile app. The following guide will help you get started using Zoom.


Zoom Key Features

  • Schedule group meetings for up to 300 participants 
  • Host meetings with capability to share audio, video, chat, screens and computer sound
  • Unlimited meetings for

Quick Tips for Using Zoom

  • If you are using an external camera and/or microphone be sure to plug them in before opening the Zoom application.  
  • Only one microphone and speaker system should be active per physical location. 
  • Be sure to mute yourself when you are not speaking. 
  • Use the Chat feature to ask questions without interrupting the speaker. 
  • You cannot record unless you are the meeting host, or the meeting host allows you permission to record. 
  • Student Zoom sessions will be limited 45 minutes unless the student request to be converted to Zoom Business account.

Zoom Business Account Key Features

  • Host group meetings with up to 300 participants
  • Unlimited one-on-one and group meetings  meeting sessions 
  • Integration with Canvas 
  • Zoom integrates with Canvas and will provide the option for live or on-demand classes
  • SSO using your Lynn's email address as the username and your myLynn Single Sign-on using your Lynn username and password 
  • License available to all current faculty, staff, and students using their university email address

Quick Tips 

  • Mute yourself when not speaking  
  • Use the Zoom chat to ask questions in a meeting, conference or virtual classroom
  • Be sure to plug in external camera and/or microphone before opening the Zoom application
  • You cannot record unless you are the meeting host, or the meeting host assigns you permission to record 

Use by Campus Groups 

Faculty 

Staff

Zoom for
Students

Zoom for Faculty 

Zoom for Staff

Attend classes virtually 

Faculty are granted a Zoom Business account that allows hosting of up to 300 participants with no limits. If additional Zoom features are required, please submit a request to the IT service desk

Faculty Use

  • Hold virtual/hybrid classes 
Host online meeting 
Meet with instructors during virtual office hours 
  • Hold breakout session for group collaboration 
  • Conduct live polling during class
  • Provide access to digital whiteboard and screen sharing
  • Record and caption class sessions 
  • Allow students to give presentations online
  • Assign an alternative host when unable to attend your meeting

Staff are granted the same license as faculty. Staff can schedule to utilize a webinar license for events up to two weeks in advance. A ticket should be submitted via the IT service desk for incidents related to this product. 

Staff Use:

  • Host online meeting 
  • Host events with breakout rooms with 300 simultaneous participants 
Attend virtual meetings for clubs and organizations 
  • Conduct
live
  • polling during
classConduct polling during
  • meetings
Meet with classmates to work on projects and assignments
  • Provide access to digital whiteboard and screen
sharing Provide access to digital whiteboard and screen sharing Review class sessionsRecord and caption class sessions 
  • sharing
  • Record and caption meetings 
Chat with other
  • Quickly identify others' presence, call or chat with students, faculty, and staff via
Zoom Chat Allow students to give presentations online 
  • Zoom 

Students are provided a Basic Zoom account that host up to 100 participants. The basic account has a group meeting limit of 40 minutes per meeting. Students requiring more than a Basic account, may submit a request via the IT service desk with an academic justification for the change.

Student Use:

  • Attend virtual/hybrid classes 
  • Meet with instructors during virtual office hours 
  • Attend virtual meetings for clubs and organizations 
  • Meet with classmates to work on projects and assignments
  • Review class sessions on demand
  • Chat with other
Quickly identify others presence, call or chat with
  • students, faculty, and staff via
Zoom 
  • Zoom Chat 
  • Meet with campus departments virtually