Zoom can be downloaded from the following site. See the Zoom Live Training site or watch the on demand video training content that they have. Zoom was chosen for its ease of use, excellent documentation, and online live training.
Simultaneous screen share: Multiple participants can share their screens at the same time.Co-annotation: Draw directly on shared screen so that notations are viewable by everyone.Video breakout rooms: Create smaller teams within one meeting session.Private and group chat: Chat during meetings to all or one-on-one.Screen sharing: One-click HD screen sharing including video or audio clips.Outlook plugin: Schedule Zoom meetings directly from Outlook.Access from anywhere: Mac, PC, Chromebooks, iOS, Android, and Linux.Zoom is an online video conferencing and instant messaging platform available to all TCU students, faculty, and staff simply by installing the client at /download and logging in with their TCU username and password. Why would they shoot themselves in the foot? If it's "for the money", they're living in lala land. Is that what Zoom wanted? For it's bound to happen. Unfortunately, this will indeed lead to many vacating Zoom in favor of other platforms. But to have made this "dramatic" change with no regard to those unable to pay, this is a very callous decision on the part of Zoom. "If" the change was made due to basic users exceeding the limits, the decision of 40 minutes is a bit odd. I did upgrade to pro, but am now wondering about those who are unable to do so. I received no email notification, just the message to upgrade when in a meeting. All users should have been notified 'well' in advance. The way it was implemented was wrong as well. I'm able to afford the license, but if I were Zoom, I would definitely take into consideration those in other countries, those who are less fortunate, those who can not afford the license/upgrade.
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