Not noted in this video: If you’ve never used your Vassar Zoom pro account before, you should first go to one.vassar.edu and click on the Zoom icon, which will create your account. Then you can go on to set up Zoom meetings in Moodle.
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Here are instructions for pre-assigning students to breakout rooms.
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Explain Everything is a tool for recording dynamic content on your screen, along with your spoken explanation. It’s especially popular to use on an iPad or other tablet, for instructors who need to write equations or draw diagrams.
CIS has a moderate number of licenses available for faculty. Contact the CIS Service Desk to ask about obtaining one.
You can get a record of who participated in your Zoom meeting by going to the Zoom web portal. Here’s how:
The Attentiveness score is determined by the amount of time the participant spent with a different window being the active window.
When you enable the “waiting room” feature in Zoom, students attempting to join your meeting will appear in the Waiting Room list and won’t be able to join your actual meeting until you manually approve them. This way, you can be sure to keep out anyone who doesn’t belong in your meeting.
To use the waiting room feature, you first have to enable it in your profile settings. Log in to vassar.zoom.us, choose Settings in the sidebar, and click on the Meeting tab.About 3/4 of the way down the page is the Waiting room setting. Make sure the toggle switch for this is toggled on and that it’s set to apply to All participants.
After doing this, you’ll still need to set specific meetings to require a waiting room. You can do this when scheduling a new meeting or you can edit the settings of an existing (recurring) meeting.
This video will show you how to use the waiting room function once your meeting has begin:
