This document is intended for instructors to teach their class remotely using videoconferencing; specifically, Zoom. To use Zoom ... who cannot be heard or students’ microphones picking up background ...

This instruction is designed for instructors who are hosting a virtual Zoom class from a classroom on campus. It is recommended that you review the following instructions to schedule your Zoom lecture ...

To get started using Zoom, consult the CU Zoom Help page ... and is important for individuals with ADHD, autism, and more. Reduce background noise: When speaking, ensure you are in a noise-free ...

Though we may be separated by physical distance, we want to give users the opportunity to make their online learning environments and virtual meetings feel a little ...

The video below explains how to use the annotation features with the display in a Zoom call. Wacom displays are installed in Lucas and a number of other classrooms on campus.

4. Click Open(E). Once the presentation has been imported, the slides will be shown as your virtual background. If your video is on, by default it will be imposed over the slides. Note: If Mirror my ...

Platforms like Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams allow users to use custom background during video calls. In this post, we show you how to set up custom backgrounds on Zoom, Google Meet and ...

If the classroom has a lavalier/lapel microphone ... For best results we recommend scheduling your meetings ahead of time. You can use the Zoom tool in WebCampus to schedule your meetings and share ...