Self Help Guides for anyone who wants to use Zoom for basic teaching, meeting, and learning tasks. For more advanced topics, check out Schedule, Support, and Present.
For guidance specifically related to using Zoom within Canvas, read Host a Zoom Meeting within Canvas and Canvas: Communicate with Students.
The Use Best Practices section contains checklists and recommendations to guide you through any type of Zoom event.
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