Everybody's using Zoom for online meetings. Here's what you need to know to participate.
The right solution at the right time. Zoom meetings leapt into the spotlight during the global pandemic when everything shut down and millions of people used
it to meet with others when meetings could not be held in person. They found it fast and easy and oh-so-useful. 2 1/2 years later, it is assumed that you know how to participate in a Zoom meeting, but we know there are people who are still 'newbies' so we decided to revisit the basics, and we learned a few new things while putting this lesson together!
Revisiting Zoom meeting basics
What you need (it's all free, you don't even need a Zoom account) to join a meeting with computers, chromebooks, or mobile devices
How to control what the meeting sees (and hears) of you
How to control how you see the meeting
When you need a Zoom account and when you don't
Understanding the role of host (we will not be teaching how to host a
meeting)
We will also have a few tips for the more advanced such as Screen-sharing and automatic Closed Captions.
What: Episode 244 What does this button do?
Where: YouTube here. Click the link now and subscribe to our channel if you haven't already, then click the button to "Set a Reminder" for Sunday. We also stream live on Facebook.com/geeksontour
When: Sunday Oct 16, 2022 at 2pm Eastern, 11am Pacific, Noon Denver, 1pm Chicago, 7pm UK, 8pm Berlin, 4am Monday Sydney, Topic: Keeping your devices charged as you travel
Can't join us live? No worries,
the same link will take you to the replay recording.
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