This option keeps the controls at the bottom of the Zoom window on the screen. In addition, please be familiar with how to assign a participant to type closed captions should a request arise. Closed captioning services will be identified based on accommodation requests. Get Started with Zoom in Moodle Enable the Closed Captions FeatureĮnable the Closed Captions feature on your account for any meetings or classes that will require closed captions. Note: Instructors - it is strongly recommended that you schedule meetings for classes, and do not use your Personal Meeting ID link.
This is great for those times where you need to share a meeting URL quickly for an impromptu meeting. For example, you can create a personal link that is your first initial and last name. Attendees will use this link to join your Zoom meeting when it is time for the meeting.Before the Session - Zoom Options & Configuration Create a Personal Meeting LinkĪ Custom Personal Link provides a clean and easy to remember Zoom meeting URL for quick calls and conferences. You can paste this URL into an email or add it as a content topic in BOLT. Highlight the Join URL and type "CTRL+C" or "COMMAND+C" to copy, or right-click and select Copy. On the screen that appears, you will see an Invite Attendees heading.Set meeting options that are applicable.Select "No Fixed Time" in the Recurrence selector. This is to make things easier for you later! Your portal is NOT specific to each course you need to identify what semester and course the meeting is for in the Topic name. If for a class, make sure it's clear what semester and class the meeting is for. The "Topic" will be the name of the meeting. From your Zoom profile page, click on Meetings.
To set up a recurring meeting with No Fixed Time, To do this, you need to set up a recurring meeting with no fixed time.
If you offer online office hours, you may want to schedule a Zoom meeting that is "always available" for the convenience of having one link you can post in BOLT or send out to your students.
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