In thin introductory class on Zoom we cover essential techniques to help participants feel confident and comfortable navigating this popular video conferencing platform.

Key Takeaways and Next Steps:

Take note of your video and audio settings on your desktop or laptop to ensure optimal performance during Zoom meetings. Adjust settings as needed to improve video and audio quality and troubleshoot any technical issues that may arise.
Utilize the chat feature to communicate with other participants and save important information shared during meetings. Desktop and laptop users have the option to save chat transcripts for future reference, making it easier to follow up on discussions or refer back to key points.
Experiment with different viewing options, such as gallery view and speaker view, to customize your meeting experience according to your preferences. These viewing modes allow you to focus on either the active speaker or see multiple participants simultaneously, enhancing engagement and collaboration.
Engage with hosts and facilitators by utilizing Zoom's interactive features, such as raising your hand or using reaction buttons. These tools enable you to actively participate in discussions, ask questions, and provide feedback during meetings, fostering a sense of inclusion and community.

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