Turn editing on, click on “Add an Activity or Resource”, and select “Zoom meeting”. To add a Zoom meeting to a CCLE page, follow the same steps as adding any other activity. Waiting Room: By default, waiting rooms are turned on. There are two options to chose from, Host Only or All Participants. Note there is another permission that appears if you enable this – Who can start sharing when someone else is sharing?. If you would like to enable this for your class, you may do so. Screen Sharing: By default, only the Host can screen share. This can be enabled if desired.Ĭo-Host: By default, the Co-Host is enabled.This can be disabled if desired. Some of these include:Ĭhat: By default, participants are not allowed to save the chat text. Once you’ve logged into Zoom, go to to adjust. There are a number of settings available in Zoom that may or may not be desire-able for your needs. You may also download it here ( ) Adjusting Key Settings Note that Zoom requires a software download, an option that is provided when you first attempt to create or join a meeting. When asked for the SSO site URL, enter and login with your UCLA SHIB account. If you have never logged into Zoom before, choose the “Login with SSO” option when prompted. You can now access the Zoom activity within CCLE. Important Access Note: Before you can add a Zoom meeting to a CCLE site, you will need to activate your Zoom account by logging in via UCLA’s SSO. Zoom accounts are free and automatically set up for instructors if they log into with their BOL UCLA login. Zoom offers many features including voice and video conferencing, screen sharing, co-annotation, and provides the ability for instructors who host to record and configure breakout sessions. Your Zoom account will let you host up to 300 participants. Zoom is UCLA's video and audio conferencing solution.
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