Overview
Zoom webinar licenses allow you to broadcast to an audience of up to 500 participants, up to 1000 participants, or, with a special license, up to 10,000 participants. To request any of these types of webinar licenses, you will need to complete the U-M ITS Meeting vs. Webinar form.
Zoom
Each cloud collaboration service you use stores files in different ways. These differences can cause confusion and frustration when trying to find the files you own. This document provides steps for finding the files you own in the university’s various cloud collaboration services: Dropbox, Google, Microsoft 365 (OneDrive), Slack, and Zoom.
Automated captions use automatic speech recognition (ASR) to caption Zoom meetings/webinars in real time. This document provides information regarding automated captions during meetings/webinars.
This document provides step-by-step instructions on how to install and use the Zoom for Dropbox integration.
This document provides instructions for installing the "Zoom for Google Workspace" add-on, adding a Zoom meeting to a Google Calendar event, and customizing your meeting preferences.
Overview
Communication Access Realtime Transcription (CART) involves human transcription in real time while someone is speaking or playing a video. Most D/deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals require the level of accuracy that CART provides.
Learn more about the Remote Office Hours Queue application. This article focuses on the workflow for attendees (often students, but any U-M community member can be an attendee).
Learn more about the Remote Office Hours Queue application. This article focuses on SMS notifications. Remote Office Hours Queue can send you SMS (text) notifications in the following scenarios if you opt in:
For attendees, when it becomes your turn.
For hosts, when an attendee joins your empty queue.
You can opt in or opt out of SMS notifications from your User Preferences.
This document provides instructions for enabling U-M Zoom in your Canvas course(s).