Select the Zoom desktop icon (Or, select Zoom from the Programs or Applications list).The first time you login using the Desktop application, you will be prompted to enter the SSO information. Simply click on the Download Zoom link found at the bottom of the page at.

You may choose to use the Web Browser version of Zoom, or we suggest that you download the Zoom Desktop Application. If prompted via email to confirm your account, please do so.A Zoom account will be provisioned for you.Login with your UT NetID and NetID Password.Click on the Create or Edit Account button.The following steps will get you Zooming in no time. Please submit a ticket for our Teaching and Learning Technologies services online to request an expanded license account. If you need to host more than 300 participants, we can provide you with an expanded license. Please complete the steps outlined in the Getting Started section below, and then submit a ticket for our Teaching and Learning Technologies services online with your request to upgrade your account. Staff may request an upgrade to a Zoom Licensed (Pro) account. Zoom Basic accounts allow users to host unlimited meetings of 40 minutes in duration with up to 300 participants. UTK staff will receive a Zoom Basic account. Zoom Licensed (Pro) accounts allow users to host unlimited meetings, with an unlimited duration, with up to 300 participants. UTK faculty and students will receive a Licensed (Pro) account. The Zoom recording feature will allow you to save a session for future reference and/or send it to those who are unable to attend.Īccess is available for all UTK faculty, staff, and students.

Zoom also includes telephone bridging (not toll free), so you can bring in participants via telephone as well. Zoom’s web-based conferencing uses high-quality video and audio and is accessible on MacOS, Windows, iOS, and Android mobile devices. Zoom, a cloud-based technology, allows faculty, staff, and students to have high-quality interaction in real time from their computers and mobile devices. We encourage you to use Zoom for both instructional and administrative meetings. Do you have the need for high quality video conferencing and screen/application sharing in your online or blended class? If you are currently using tools like Adobe Connect, Skype, or GoToMeeting for administrative purposes, you might be interested in Zoom.

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