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ZOOM VIDEO WEBINAR HOW TO

This is a two-step process that starts with installing the Zoom app from the Thinkific App store.Ĭheck out our article on Connecting Live Lessons with Zoom for full instructions on how to connect, disconnect, and reconnect your Zoom account. This can be disabled if desired ( more details here).īefore you can start creating your own Live Lessons, you will need to connect your Thinkific account with a Zoom account. By default, Zoom requires attendees to log in to their personal Zoom account or create a Zoom account when joining a meeting or webinar.

ZOOM VIDEO WEBINAR PASSWORD

Zoom will require a password when scheduling new meetings ( see details in the FAQ below).

You cannot connect the same Zoom account to multiple Thinkific accounts.

A Zoom account can only be connected to a single Thinkific account.

ZOOM VIDEO WEBINAR PRO

Live Lessons with Zoom is available on the Thinkific Pro plan or higher.

You can check out the difference between Zoom Meetings and Webinars here.

Zoom Meetings are designed for more interactive smaller group sessions and Zoom Webinars are ideal for large lecture-type events.

For Zoom Webinars, you will need a Pro Zoom account and the Zoom Video Webinar plan, which is purchased separately as an add-on plan option in Zoom.

If you require more time, check out Zoom's Pro plan. Note that the Free Zoom plan has a meeting limit of 40 minutes.

A Free Zoom account is required in order to schedule a Zoom Meeting.

If you have a Zoom gov account, we recommend including your Zoom links in a Multimedia Lesson instead.

Due to different security standards, we do not currently support Zoom for Government.

Students will need to click the option to Join Meeting in Zoom to use these features.

Breakout rooms and polls are not currently available when viewing Zoom within the Thinkific Course Player.

If your student is using Safari, they will be prompted to use Chrome, Firefox, or Edge Chromium. Zoom does not currently support Safari.Live Lessons are in Beta and currently restricted to a maximum of 100 students.Important Considerations Feature Availability The schedule will be visible to students directly within the lesson and once the live session starts, students can simply click the join link to participate! Then you can create a Live Lesson in Thinkific and simply login to the Zoom account you would like to connect. You can set the date, time and duration for your Zoom Meeting or Webinar directly within your Live Lesson settings. You can create multiple Live Lessons in your course to schedule as many live sessions as you would like!Īs the host, you will require a Zoom account to get started. Our Live Lesson type integrates directly with Zoom. Set the time, date and duration and students can join the Live Lesson right from within your course! You can schedule a Live Lesson via Zoom Meetings or Zoom Webinars, directly within Thinkific. You can use Live Lessons to provide your students with classes, group coaching sessions, and more - plus, you can host live webinars.

Large meetings have the same functionality as standard Zoom meetings for more, see this document's Feature comparison section.Live Lessons with Zoom provides a new, engaging way to educate your audience. To host Zoom video meetings with between 301 and 500 participants, Indiana University faculty and staff can contact UITS Videoconferencing Support to request a "large meeting" license.

ZOOM VIDEO WEBINAR UPDATE

If you wish to test connecting to a meeting from videoconferencing equipment, you will need to create and host a meeting to join first, as meetings cannot be hosted from videoconferencing equipment.īe sure to update your Zoom client frequently in order to take advantage of available features and to resolve potential issues. Be sure to test your Zoom meeting with the device you intend to connect or host from (such as videoconferencing equipment). Before hosting or joining a meeting, join a test meeting to test your internet connection, audio, and video.