Welcome to New York Tech Zoom
Zoom uses HD video conferencing and screen-sharing to provide rich, interactive communication for up to 300 people at a time. It offers mobile-screen sharing, document annotation, session recording, and works across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. There's also a free teleconference number so people can call into the meeting if they do not have a webcam. If you have a licensed account you can host up to 300 participants at a time.
Getting Started
- How to Log in to New York Tech's Zoom
Note: Please make sure your app is up to date. - Start a Meeting
- Schedule a Meeting
- Customize Your Personal Meeting ID
- Use Zoom with Canvas
Host Resources
- Preventing Disruptions on Zoom
- Hosting Virtual Events
- Enabling Breakout Rooms
- NOTE: Students who join the Zoom meeting after the breakout rooms are created will need to be added to a breakout room manually.
- Pre-assigning Breakout Rooms
- Students must be logged into their New York Tech account when joining the Zoom meeting for the pre-assigned breakout rooms to work properly. Students who join the Zoom meeting after the breakout rooms are created will still need to be added to a breakout room manually.
- Sample CSV to Upload
- Manage Meeting Participants
- Zoom – Advanced Features
- Recording a Meeting Desktop Computers
- Using Whiteboard
- Using Whiteboard in Meetings
- Share your powerpoint
- Conducting advanced polls and quizzes in meetings
- Creating a Recurring Meeting in Zoom
- Zoom AI Companion Features
Participant Resources
- Managing participants in meeting
- Share Your Screen
- Using Annotations for Collaboration
- Whiteboard Annotations
- Key Differences Between Zoom & Teams
- AI Summary Features
Support
- Getting Started: Desktop Computers and iOS Devices
- Zoom Help Center
- Zoom Learning Center (Videos)
- If you have a New York Tech device and do not have administrator rights or further assistance with Zoom, submit a service request to ITS Help.
- Accounts will be downgraded to basic after a year of inactivity.