An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Once you receive a Zoom invite, it's easy to join a meeting by clicking the invitation link or entering the Meeting ID — both of which you can do ...

There's actually more than one way to join a Zoom meeting. And the method you choose depends on the kind of device you have and which type of Zoom software you plan to use. In this guide, we'll go ...

You can change your personal Meeting ID in Zoom through your online settings, but you'll need to have a paid subscription. A personal meeting ID is a code that's unique to each Zoom meeting you host, ...

A quirk of Mozilla’s Firefox browser is that it lets you join a Zoom call via the web, no separate app downloaded needed, but you can’t say anything on the call. Or at least, you couldn’t before the ...

Students can join Zoom meetings scheduled by instructors from the Zoom tab in Canvas without creating a Zoom account. Students can create a Zoom account and host Zoom meetings of their own but must do ...

Have you ever needed to enter a password when connecting to a Zoom meeting? If you have, then I feel certain that you’re part of a minority among Zoom users. The host may have consciously set the ...

This guide will quickly get you the information you need to join and participate in Zoom sessions scheduled as part of your coursework this semester. Getting an error ...

Numerous instances of online conferences being disrupted by pornographic images, hate speech or even threats can be mitigated using some platform tools. Officials at Zoom have released tips for users ...

You can join a meeting by either clicking the meeting link in your calendar or email, entering the meeting ID and passcode through Zoom's app or web portal, or through UB Learns. Meetings can be ...