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Zoom provides a Unified Meeting Experience platform that brings HD video conferencing, mobility and web meetings together as a cloud service. A crystal-clear video conversation and high quality screen sharing with up to 25 people or rooms. It is available for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android.
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==Installation==
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Go to [https://zoom.us/download Zoom Download] and download Zoom.
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After the install you can enter your first, last name and your e-mail address to sign up.
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*Use the desktop installment.
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*Find quiet room.
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*Use a fast wired network connection (avoid Wifi). start this [http://speed.conferenceroomsystems.com/ '''speedtest''']. The yellow bar for download and upload should be above 1.2Mbps for one-on-one meetings. A group(for example 5) zoom meeting should be above 20Mbps.
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*Wall mount power supply for your PC (to avoid battery issues).
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*We recommend diffuse lighting from the front (e.g. window). We do not recommend lighting from behind or above (neons), because this causes underexposed and poorly lit faces.
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*A neutral and static background helps to reduce distractions during the talk.
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*Some people prefer giving the presentation while standing. This significantly improves the intonation and makes the presentation more dynamic.
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*'''Optimize Zoom'''. Go to the '''start video''' arrow on the lower left side. Select '''Video settings...'''.
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[[File:Setting.jpg|thumb|none|480px]]
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*Select '''Enable HD''' and '''Touch up my appearance'''.
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[[File:Settingd.jpg|thumb|none|480px]]
  
Introduction. What does this software do? Whom is it for?
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==Usage==
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After you launch the app, you have two options, '''Join a meeting''', or '''Host a meeting'''. If you do not wish to log in, and just want to join a meeting in progress click on '''Join a meeting'''. If you would like to log in and start you own meeting, click on '''Host a meeting'''.
  
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===<big>Join a meeting</big>===
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'''[1]'''
  
==software install==
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Select "Join a meeting".
This software is made to do this, it has these unique selling points:
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[[File:Join.jpg|thumb|none|480px|Caption]]
* Feature 1
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* Feature 2
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'''[2]'''
* Feature 3
 
  
===Requirements===
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Enter meeting ID(this is displayed in the email invitation) and password if prompted.
* Microsoft Windows XP or later.
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[[File:Join meeting.jpg|thumb|none|480px|Caption]]
* Intel Core 2 Duo E8600 or higher.
 
* Python
 
  
==Installation==
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'''[3]'''
===Windows 7 64-bit===
 
#Step 1
 
#Step 2
 
#Step 3
 
  
==Configuration==
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Click on Join.
General settings.
 
For CMD commands, you can use this format:<br/>
 
<code style="background-color:#000; color:#fff; padding:1px 3px;">ping 127.0.0.1 -n 50 -l 1024</code>
 
  
=== License ===
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===<big>Host a meeting</big>===
License setup.
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'''[1]'''
  
==Usage==
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Click either the Start without video or Start with video button, depending on your needs.
Templates and how-to's go here.
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[[File:Startup.jpg|thumb|none|480px]]
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'''[2]'''
  
===Python===
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Click the Invite button at the bottom of the meeting window.
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[[File:Invite.jpg|thumb|none|480px]]
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'''[3]'''
  
<syntaxhighlight lang="python" line>
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You can share the invitation in a few different ways:
#In the syntaxhighlight tag, change lang value to desired language.
 
#For the list of supported languages, see http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi#Supported_languages
 
  
def main():
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*Clicking the Copy URL button, then paste the URL into an email message to the participants you wish to invite.
    """Lots of useless code here."""
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*Click the Copy invitation button, then paste the message into an email to the participants you wish to invite.
    if True:
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*Click one of the email service buttons. Your chosen email service will appear with a preformatted invitation.
        print "Hello, world!"
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[[File:Step3.jpg|thumb|none|480px]]
        return None # Explicitly returning None!
 
    else:
 
        raise Exception
 
 
if __name__ == "__main__":
 
    main()
 
</syntaxhighlight><br/>
 
  
<!-- Room for extra headers, like ==Course==, or ==Troubleshooting== -->
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===During your meeting===
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'''Mute your microphone when necessary.'''
  
==See Also== <!-- Optional -->
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Zoom has a “Mute Microphone” option that cuts down on ambient feedback for the audience. When there is a lot of back-and-forth discussion you will turn this off, but you should mute yourself when listening to a presenter.
*[[Project:Samples/Hardware|Samples/Hardware]]
 
*{{tl|Infobox_software}}
 
*{{tl|Infobox_tsg}}
 
  
==References== <!-- Optional, include only if <ref> tags are used in the article. -->
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'''Use Zoom’s chat function.'''
<references />
 
  
==External Links== <!-- Optional -->
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You can send a question or statement to everyone or privately to a participant
*{{Official website|https://about.gitlab.com/}}
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Think about your actions on camera.
*[http://tsgdoc.socsci.ru.nl tsgdoc]&nbsp;– Technical documentation.
 

Latest revision as of 11:22, 7 October 2022

Zoom
Zoom.jpg
Development statusActive
Operating systemMicrosoft Windows, Linux, MacOSX, IOS, Android
LicenseDCC admin
WebsiteZoom
Downloads

Zoom provides a Unified Meeting Experience platform that brings HD video conferencing, mobility and web meetings together as a cloud service. A crystal-clear video conversation and high quality screen sharing with up to 25 people or rooms. It is available for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android.


Installation

Go to Zoom Download and download Zoom. After the install you can enter your first, last name and your e-mail address to sign up.

  • Use the desktop installment.
  • Find quiet room.
  • Use a fast wired network connection (avoid Wifi). start this speedtest. The yellow bar for download and upload should be above 1.2Mbps for one-on-one meetings. A group(for example 5) zoom meeting should be above 20Mbps.
  • Wall mount power supply for your PC (to avoid battery issues).
  • We recommend diffuse lighting from the front (e.g. window). We do not recommend lighting from behind or above (neons), because this causes underexposed and poorly lit faces.
  • A neutral and static background helps to reduce distractions during the talk.
  • Some people prefer giving the presentation while standing. This significantly improves the intonation and makes the presentation more dynamic.
  • Optimize Zoom. Go to the start video arrow on the lower left side. Select Video settings....
Setting.jpg
  • Select Enable HD and Touch up my appearance.
Settingd.jpg

Usage

After you launch the app, you have two options, Join a meeting, or Host a meeting. If you do not wish to log in, and just want to join a meeting in progress click on Join a meeting. If you would like to log in and start you own meeting, click on Host a meeting.

Join a meeting

[1]

Select "Join a meeting".

Caption

[2]

Enter meeting ID(this is displayed in the email invitation) and password if prompted.

Caption

[3]

Click on Join.

Host a meeting

[1]

Click either the Start without video or Start with video button, depending on your needs.

Startup.jpg

[2]

Click the Invite button at the bottom of the meeting window.

Invite.jpg

[3]

You can share the invitation in a few different ways:

  • Clicking the Copy URL button, then paste the URL into an email message to the participants you wish to invite.
  • Click the Copy invitation button, then paste the message into an email to the participants you wish to invite.
  • Click one of the email service buttons. Your chosen email service will appear with a preformatted invitation.
Step3.jpg

During your meeting

Mute your microphone when necessary.

Zoom has a “Mute Microphone” option that cuts down on ambient feedback for the audience. When there is a lot of back-and-forth discussion you will turn this off, but you should mute yourself when listening to a presenter.

Use Zoom’s chat function.

You can send a question or statement to everyone or privately to a participant Think about your actions on camera.