In the Canvas course navigation, click Zoom to open the Zoom app in Canvas. On the right, you’ll see the blue Schedule a New Meeting button.
Below that button, you’ll see tabs for Upcoming Meetings, Previous Meetings, Personal Meeting Room, and Cloud Recordings.
The image shows a list of upcoming meetings, with start time, topic, meeting ID, and buttons for starting or deleting meetings.
You can view details about your recurring meetings in the list of upcoming meetings.
Depending on your Zoom account settings, breakout rooms and polls may not be enabled by default. To enable these features, you log into the UWF Zoom Web Portal and change your meeting settings.
Once your meeting is scheduled, you may download a spreadsheet template (CSV file) [1] to use to import [2] poll questions [3] for your meeting. If you do not need a poll or made an error, you may delete the poll [4].
Zoom LTI for Canvas does not allow Canvas instructors to pre-assign students to breakout rooms while the stand-alone version of Zoom does. To pre-assign breakout rooms, you will create a meeting in Canvas and manage the breakout room assignment via the UWF Zoom Web Portal.
Breakout room assignments will not display in Zoom LTI in Canvas. Editing meeting information will remove saved pre-assigned breakout room information. Please re-add the CSV file after editing the meeting information.
Note: To ensure students are properly assigned to a breakout room, use email addresses with the correct format and direct your students to launch the meeting from the Zoom page in Canvas.
For more information on Zoom breakout rooms, please see the Zoom Support Center
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If you have scheduled a Zoom meeting using the Zoom for Canvas Integration, you can start the meeting from within Canvas.
Once Zoom is added to a Canvas course, you can access Zoom from Course Navigation.
Recordings are preserved for 180 days or until policies are changed. It is recommended that you download your course recordings and upload them into Panopto (mp4 video) which has unlimited storage.
Please caution your students against sharing Zoom links. Zoom links are unique to the participant (student) and the meeting. The Zoom link will also include the meeting password. Since the link includes participant information, when a link is shared, then two participants with the same name will appear in the participant panel. This has implications if you are using the Attendance Report for awarding participation points. Here is a link to the Zoom Privacy Statement.
Zoom will save data from past meetings which you have hosted, allowing you to generate Meeting Reports (which may include participant names, email addresses, and the time during which they were in the Zoom meeting) or Polling Reports (which may include any polls run during the meeting, along with participants’ answers).
To generate a Report in the Zoom Canvas integration:
This new feature allows hosts to use live AI-powered transcripts during a meeting. The transcripts are displayed at the bottom of the Zoom meeting window. Participants have the option of turning their view of the transcripts off if they find them distracting. The transcripts are also available as a separate VTT file along with your recorded meetings.
You must enable this feature in Settings for your Zoom account. Once enabled, you can turn automatic transcripts on for any meeting that you host.
The CTLT has created a video walk-through of the process OR you can review these detailed step-by-step written tutorials from Zoom instead.
You can automatically get audio transcriptions for recordings for any meeting or webinar recorded to the cloud without turning on live transcripts during the meeting. Turn this feature on in your Zoom Account Recording Settings. Read more about this feature.
Yes - Both students and instructors only see the prospective meetings/recordings associated with each course. |
No. Only instructors and TA’s, as designated in Canvas, can schedule Zoom meetings. |
No. You must schedule a meeting through the integration if you want it to be available in Canvas. Meetings scheduled through the integration will appear in your meeting list and can be managed at https://uwf.zoom.us/ |
Yes. Navigate to the Import meeting function in the Zoom section of your canvas course and enter the meeting ID that you would like to import. Once imported, the meeting and recordings will be available in the course. |
Please visit https://uwf.zoom.us/ to manage all of your Zoom meetings and settings. |
If your canvas course is built with sections, all students in any section will see all meetings associated with the course. To prevent this, we recommend building a separate canvas course for each specific section. |
The integration does not allow for the same meeting ID to be shared between courses. If you would like to share a meeting between classes, we recommend advertising the link in your syllabus. |
Yes! While accessing Zoom through the Canvas integration only works for those who are enrolled in your Canvas course, you can still invite people outside of your Canvas to join these Zoom meetings. This is useful for guest speakers or other visitors who are not enrolled in your Canvas course.
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