Using Zoom as a Participant

Using Zoom as a Participant

Using Zoom as a Participant is designed to teach students about how to use the functions available to them as a participant in a Zoom meeting. Zoom is a cloud-based video conferencing service that allows teams to virtually meet and collaborate across multiple devices. It provides both audio and video calling, content sharing, live chat, and several other features to allow meeting participants to easily communicate and share information in a variety of ways.

This course will provide a comprehensive overview of the participant experience using Zoom, including joining a meeting, both via email and through the desktop app, as well as navigating the Zoom interface. It will also cover how to use meeting features such as chat, screen sharing, recording, and reactions so that students can make the most of their Zoom experience. Finally, this course will address how to adjust meeting settings and apply a background or filters to customize the participant setup as desired.

With nearly 10,000 training videos available for desktop applications, technical concepts, and business skills that comprise hundreds of courses, Intellezy has many of the videos and courses you and your workforce needs to stay relevant and take your skills to the next level. Our video content is engaging and offers assessments that can be used to test knowledge levels pre and/or post course. Our training content is also frequently refreshed to keep current with changes in the software. This ensures you and your employees get the most up-to-date information and techniques for success. And, because our video development is in-house, we can adapt quickly and create custom content for a more exclusive approach to software and computer system roll-outs.

Learning How to Attend an Online Zoom Meeting

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What you will learn

• Attending a Zoom Meeting
• Using Meeting Features
• Adjusting Meeting Settings

Rating: 5

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 33 mins

Instructor: Intellezy Trainers