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This article runs through how to create a Zoom Meeting for Teaching activities in Myplace. |
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1. Go to your class site
You should navigate to the class in Myplace that you are adding the activity to and Turn Editing On
2. Add an activity or resource
Select the Zoom Meeting activity and click OK
3. Activity Settings
There are a number of settings:
- Name: this should clearly describe the purpose of the meeting activity (e.g. Tuesday Lectures). You may wish to include the Password for the meeting here so students can see it from the course page
- Description: Further details
- When: If the meeting is a one-off meeting you can specify the times. If you want to re-use the space (e.g. for scheduled lectures), tick the Recurring box.
Password: A random password that participants need to enter is generated but you can change this to a different one. A password is mandatory.
Warning At present the Password is not displayed to participants.
Whilst the password might be embeded in the Join Meeting link, this might not always be the case, and as the Host it is up to you to ensure that this detail is made available either in the Activity name or description.
- Host Video: On
- Participants Video: This is up to your choice, for a lecture you may wish this disabled
- Audio Options : The default is VoIP & Telephony
- Mute upon entry: Checked
- Meeting Options:
- Enable join before host: Unchecked
- Enable waiting room: This will allow you hold the participants outside of the main room until you are ready for them (see Zoom Support Site for more information)
- Only authenticated Users: This will force students to log in to Zoom. This is recommended if you are pre-assigning breakout rooms.
- Alternate Hosts: Normally the user who creates the meeting is the Host and has to start the meeting. You can add the email address of other users who may start the meeting on behalf of the Host.
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Zoom allows attendees to join a meeting without logging into Zoom. However they will not be mapped to pre-assigned breakout rooms. |
Once you have set the meeting parameters click on the Save and return to class or Save and display
4. Schedule meeting for
In the activity setting, there is an option that allows you to schedule a meeting on behalf of another user who has assigned you scheduling privilege.
- Schedule meeting for: Choose the user you want to Schedule For from the dropdown menu. The user will become the host.
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The users who will be doing the scheduling first need to be given the privilege via Zoom's setting by the people they will be scheduling on behalf. This needs done at http://strath.zoom.us. To learn how to set up this scheduling privilege please follow Setting up scheduling privilege. |
Note: The user who will be doing the scheduling needs to be enrolled in Myplace class by tutor to be able to schedule meetings on behalf of other users.
If you needed to change the host, on your class page select Edit settings from the dropdown menu.
- In the activity setting, check Change host.
- Choose the user you want to Schedule For from the dropdown menu.
5. Meeting Details
If you clicked on Save and Display you will see the details of the meeting (if you clicked on Save and return to class you would be returned to the class's main page).
If you are the Host for the meeting (i.e. created it) you will see all of the details of the class.
You can start the meeting at the appropriate time by clicking on the Start Meeting button.
Host Meeting Details
As a student you will see the meeting information with a Join Meeting button.
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At present the Password is not displayed to participants. Whilst the password might be embeded in the Join Meeting link, this might not always be the case, and as the Host it is up to you to ensure that this detail is made available either in the Activity name or description. |
Student Meeting Details
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