Share Your Course Meeting Link with Students Allowing students to use their phone to join their meeting is helpful in situations where the student may not have access to reliable internet.

You can turn video on/off for yourself and your students and also select whether you will allow students to call in to the meeting with their phone in addition to using the microphone on their computer. The passcode will become part of your meeting link so you can share the passcode with your students just by giving them the meeting link. This will add another layer of security to your meeting. This will generate a set of random numbers that will become your course’s Zoom meeting ID.Īdd a passcode to your meeting. Then select the option to generate a new meeting ID automatically. Give your meeting a name and then set it to be a recurring meeting. Hit the + symbol to schedule a new meeting.ģ.

There, switch to the Recording tab to choose a recording location and change other related options.2.

To adjust these settings, click the arrow next to Mute and choose Audio Settings to open Zoom's Settings page. Once your meeting is over, you'll find an MP4 file in Zoom's recording directory on your system. Click the Record button at the bottom of the screen to begin recording immediately. Recording a meeting when you're the organizer is simple. These will let you set up meetings exactly as you like so you don't have to toggle the same options every time. While you're in the settings, we recommend taking a look at Zoom's many options. For more convenience in the future, you can install a plugin for Microsoft Outlook or a Chrome extension on the Meetings page to schedule meetings from those calendars. You can also click Copy the invitation for a block of text that you can paste into an email or other messaging service.Ĭhoose Start Meeting to begin a scheduled meeting. Once you click Save, use the Add to buttons to put it on your Google, Outlook, or Yahoo calendar, through which you can invite others.

Click this to fill out all the info, including the topic, time, duration, and other preferences.