It is extremely important that all Zoombombing events are reported so they can be investigated. Report the event! If someone bombs your meeting please report the event immediately. Send an email to infosec@chapman.edu and provide your name and email address the date and time of the meeting the Zoom link and the meeting ID number
What is a Zoombomber? From an article written by Michelle Pacansky-Brock — see bottom of post for the link to her original article. Zoom is a synchronous (live) web conferencing tool that is fantastic for fostering meaningful instructor-student and student-student interactions. It is being used by many faculty to assist them with a smooth transition
Zoom continues to provide video training to help new users get familiar with their platform: They offer several Zoom Education Webinar sessions each week with a live host to answer your questions, and focus on the following topics: How to download Zoom applications and join a Zoom meeting How to schedule a meeting and send out
It might be Spring Break, but your colleagues at Educational Technology Services are busy providing support daily! Please reach out to us for assistance. Daily Drop-in Support from 9am to 5pm Phone support: Call us at (714) 997-6600 and choose option 1 for the “Teaching Remotely” Team Email us at edutech@chapman.edu Join us via Zoom
Zoom is a popular web conferencing software that is already integrated with Canvas. As of 3/13/2020 we have an expanded license to Zoom for Chapman instructors. Please log in with your Chapman credentials via Single Sign On to activate your account at https://chapman.zoom.us Students do not need to have a Zoom account to attend meetings
If you have never taught a class before using web conferencing, like Zoom, MS Teams, BigBlueButton, you might not know what that looks like. This training video will help you! I recently attended a webinar by Online Learning Consortium and they demonstrated the use of Zoom to hold a web conference. Afterward, they shared the
As part of becoming prepared for a possible campus closure due to coronavirus, I know that many of you are trying new tools and methods. Pivoting to a new platform, software, or methodology midsemester is not easy! Thus, I wanted to share a social media post from faculty member Georgiana Bostean, who recently tried using
While registration is closed for the January Conference on Teaching, if you are a member of the campus community, you are welcome to attend certain sessions via Zoom. The following sessions will be available via a Zoom web conferencing link on the date and times below: Friday, January 24, 2020 OPENING KEYNOTE TALK | 9:00
More and more departments are using Zoom to schedule employee interviews. With a few steps, you can make sure you are using the Zoom settings that will get the interview off to a good start! This blog post already assumes you are familiar with the steps for scheduling a meeting in Zoom. Once you have