

We prefer Zoom because it seems to handle weak internet connects better than Skype. Using Zoom is very similar to using Skype. For more details, please go to the Zoom Help pages. In this case, 1789471xx is the Meeting ID.This guide is meant to introduce you to Zoom and how to use it. If someone sends you the Zoom URL such as: 1789471xx, the Meeting ID are the numbers at the end of the URL. You may be required to authenticate with your Notre Dame NetID and password to claim host.Ģ. Your Zoom client will open and you will join the meeting.

Double-click the scheduled meeting in the calendar.ģ. Sign into Google Calendar with your Notre Dame NetID.Ģ. For more information on the Google Calendar add-on see, Google Calendar add-on - Zoom Help.ġ. Zoom has a Google Calendar Integration that helps with scheduling and joining Zoom meetings. In this case, 1789471xx is the Meeting ID. Open the Zoom application on your device.ģ. If you have not installed Zoom before, you will be prompted to download before joining the meeting or you can download it now.ġ. Security Precaution: If the Zoom link does not start with and you think it’s hosted by someone at Notre Dame, confirm with the meeting host that it’s the correct link before joining. You may receive an email or calendar invite with a link that starts with. Zoom can be downloaded from the Zoom website.įor more information on joining from your specific device (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android etc) see, Joining a Meeting - Zoom Help. You must have the Zoom application on your computer or an app on your mobile device installed before joining a meeting. There are several ways to join a Zoom meeting:Īny faculty, staff, or student can join or host a Zoom meeting. 7.0 - Updated on by Laura Cira Options for Joining a Zoom Meeting
