Zoom

1. Say, “This class is being recorded” at the beginning of class.


2. Include a slide with “Questions?” in your lecture to remind yourself to pause for questions.


3. Open up chat at end of class period (and possibly the middle) to get feedback


4. Make your TA (or a responsible student) a co-host and have them monitor chat for questions and comments

Read Collab's tips here: https://uvacollab.screenstepslive.com/s/help/m/communication/l/1215011-tips-for-attending-class-in-zoom

Here are shortcuts recommended by UVA Collab: https://collab.its.virginia.edu/access/content/user/ybf2u/Teaching%20Continuity/zoom%20Keyboard%20Shortcuts.pdf

Enabling a password on your meeting will help to prevent hackers to enter your meeting without authorization. Your students and other authorized users will NOT be prompted to enter a password to enter meetings via Collab or via a meeting link you generate in Collab. for more information: list of security recommendations for Zoom

See the official Zoom documentation on Roles here: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360040324512-Roles-in-a-meeting

• When you record a meeting in personal meeting room (whether from inside Collab, or from your desktop if you have the desktop app downloaded), your recordings do not go to the Online Meetings “Cloud Recordings”.>


• You should receive links in your email when the video has uploaded to virginia.zoom.us, and you can share the second link with students. There will be two links: the first is for you, only, as the author to edit the video. You can use it to trim beginning/end of the video, and change some other small settings; the second link is for the students.