To test your computer and audio/video equipment, go to the Join Meeting. Once you are in the test meeting, follow the on-screen prompts to test your audio. If you wish to test connecting to a meeting from videoconferencing equipment, you will need to create and host a meeting to join first, as meetings cannot be hosted from videoconferencing equipment. Zoom is the web conferencing software the University uses for virtual meetings. Ralph is a regular speaker at conferences and company events and is also co-author of the best-selling book: The Professional Product Owner. Ralph taught over 8000 students all over the world. Be sure to test your Zoom meeting with the device you intend to connect or host from (such as videoconferencing equipment). Ken Schwaber himself appointed Ralph to become a trainer for in 2010, being one of the first 10 trainers globally. For details about live streaming a large meeting or webinar, see Live Streaming Meetings or Webinars Using a Custom Service.īefore hosting or joining a meeting, join a test meeting to test your internet connection, audio, and video.Licenses for large meetings (up to 500 participants) and webinars in two sizes (up to 1,000 or 3,000 participants) are available to faculty and staff to request a license, email UITS Videoconferencing Support. Standard Zoom meetings support up to 300 simultaneous participants.
Zoom provides high-quality audio and video, breakout rooms, whiteboarding tools, the ability to easily add content to meetings "on the fly", and the option to download meeting recordings as MP4 files. Zoom is a web collaboration tool available to all Indiana University students, faculty, and staff.
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