Adding Zoom In A D2L Class - Kennesaw State University

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Getting Started with ZoomD2L BrightspaceZoom has been integrated into D2L Brightspace to make it easier than ever to conduct live, virtual meetingswith your class. This guide will demonstrate adding Zoom in your D2L class, scheduling a Zoom meeting, andstarting or joining a meeting in Zoom. The final section will illustrate the interface of a Zoom meeting and thename and functions of each of the tabs.Adding Zoom in a D2L Class1. Click the Content tool, located on the Navbar.Figure 1 - Click Content from the Navbar2. Click the Existing Activities button (See Figure 2).3. From the resulting dropdown menu, click External Learning Tools (See Figure 2).Figure 2 - Click Existing Activities and Click External Learning ToolsRevised: 5/28/2020Page 1 of 12

4. The Add Activity popup window will open. Click KSU Zoom.Figure 3 - Click KSU Zoom5. A link for KSU Zoom will now appear in your list of contents. Click KSU Zoom to launch.Figure 4 - Click KSU ZoomPage 2 of 12

6. You will be asked to confirm that you want to launch Zoom. Click Accept.Figure 5 - Click AcceptNote: If you receive an error message, make sure you are logged out of any Google accounts.Figure 6 - Error Message7. You will be redirected to the Zoom menu within D2L Brightspace.Figure 7 - Zoom Menu in D2L BrightspacePage 3 of 12

Scheduling a Zoom Meeting1. To schedule a Zoom meeting, click the Schedule a New Meeting button.Figure 8 - Click Schedule a New Meeting2. You will be prompted to provide information about the meeting. Enter:a. Topic: The name of the meeting (See Figure 9).b. Description: Optional description of the meeting (See Figure 9).Figure 9 - Enter Topic Name and Descriptionc. When: The date and time of the meeting (See Figure 10).d. Duration: The length of the meeting in hours and minutes (See Figure 10).e. Time Zone: The primary time zone (See Figure 10).Figure 10 - Enter Date, Time, Duration, & Time ZonePage 4 of 12

f. Recurring meeting: Select to create multiple meetings at oncei. Recurrence: How often the meeting should repeat, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or No fixed Time(See Figure 11).ii. Repeat every: How many times the meeting occurs within the specified Recurrence frame(See Figure 11).iii. Occurs on: When the specified recurrence occurs (See Figure 11).Note: Occurs on may be a different value depending on the selected Recurrence.iv. End date: Whether the recurring meetings end by a certain date or after a certain number ofoccurrences (See Figure 11).Figure 11 - Enter Details for a Recurring Meetingg. Registration: Select the checkbox to have participants register after (See Figure 12).h. Security: Select the checkbox to create a passcode. Additionally, you may enable a waiting roomfor users (See Figure 12).i. Waiting Room: Only users admitted by host can join the meeting (See Figure 12).j. Require Authentication: Enabled by default by administrator; only authenticated users signed intoa Zoom account may join the meeting (See Figure 12).k. Video: Select On or Off to enable or disable video for the host and participants (See Figure 12).l. Audio: Select whether users can use their telephones, computer audio, or both for sound(See Figure 12).Figure 12 - Enter Details for Registration, Security, Video, & Audio SettingsPage 5 of 12

m. Meeting Options: Click inside the checkbox to enable the features below:i. Enable join before host (See Figure 13).ii. Enabled by the administrator by default; mute participants upon entry (See Figure 13).iii. Use Personal Meeting ID (See Figure 13).iv. Only authenticated users can join (See Figure 13).n. Alternative Hosts: Add any alternative email addresses that have permission to join the meeting(See Figure 13).Figure 13 - Enter Meeting Options & Alternative Hosts3. When you are finished with the meeting settings, click Save.Figure 14 - Click Save4. Your meeting has been created. Once the meeting is saved, all settings will be displayed. To make anychanges, click the Edit this Meeting button.Figure 15 - Click Edit this Meeting to Make ChangesPage 6 of 12

5. Under the Time heading, you will now see the option to add the meeting to a Google Calendar, OutlookCalendar, or Yahoo Calendar (See Figure 16).6. A link will be displayed which can be copied and sent out (See Figure 16).Figure 16 - Add to Calendar & Copy Meeting InviteStarting a Zoom MeetingNote: This guide was created using Firefox on a Mac.1. To start a Zoom meeting from D2L, click the Start button.Figure 17 - Click StartPage 7 of 12

2. If prompted, click Open link.Figure 18 - Click Open LinkNote: You can bypass this message in future meetings by clicking in the checkbox to Remember my choice forzooming links.Joining a Zoom MeetingDepending on your device, your browser settings, and whether you have Zoom Client downloaded, you willhave different options when you start or join a Zoom meeting. In general, you will have three optionsdescribed below.a. Launch Meeting: Click this option if you already have Zoom Client installed on your device(See Figure 19).b. Download and run Zoom: Click to download Zoom Client and then run the meeting(See Figure 19).c. Join from your browser: Join the meeting in your browser without downloading or using Zoom Client(See Figure 19).Figure 19 - Options for Joining a Zoom MeetingPage 8 of 12

Zoom Meeting InterfaceOnce the Zoom meeting has opened in a new window, you will be able to explore the features of a Zoomsession. Note: Some of these settings may be absent or different depending on individual settings, meetingpermissions, and how a user joins the meeting (whether through the browser or the Zoom Client).Figure 20 - Zoom Meeting Interfacea. Audio/Microphone: Click to see available options for the audio and microphone. The selected devicewill have a checkmark to the left of the name. If the icon has a strikethrough, no device is beingaccessed.Figure 21 - Audio and Microphone Tab SettingsPage 9 of 12

b. Camera: Click this tab to see available options for the camera. The selected device will have acheckmark to the left of the name. If the icon has a strikethrough, no device is being accessed.Figure 22 - Camera Tab Settingsc. Security: Additional settings for participants. If there is a checkmark to the left of the setting, it isenabled. Click on the selection to enable or disable it.Figure 23 - Security Tab Settingsd. Participants: Clicking this tab will open a list of the participants.Figure 24 - Participants TabPage 10 of 12

e. Chat: Click this tab to open the chat bar. Choose to chat with everyone or select an individual to chatwith.Figure 25 - Chat Tabf. Share Screen: Click this tab to open a new window prompting you to select a screen or program andthen click Share.Figure 26 - Share Screen Tabg. Polling: Click this tab to open a new window prompting you to Add a Question. When you are finishedadding questions, click Launch Poll.Figure 27 - Polling TabPage 11 of 12

h. Record: Click this tab to start, pause, or stop recording the meeting. You will be prompted to selectwhether to save the recording to your device or to the cloud.Figure 28 - Record Tabi.Breakout Rooms: Click this tab to begin breakout groups. A new menu will open prompting you toselect whether the groups should be created manually or automatically and to enter the number ofrooms and participants. When you are finished, click Create Breakout Rooms.Figure 29 - Breakout Groups Settings Windowj.Reactions: Click this tab to leave an emoji reaction.Figure 30 - Reactions Tabk. End: Click this tab to end the meeting. If you are the host, you will be prompted to confirm whetheryou want to End Meeting for All and stop the meeting or Leave Meeting and exit while meeting is stillin progress.Figure 31 - Leave or End Meeting ButtonFor additional support, please contact the KSU Service DeskPage 12 of 12KSU Service Desk for Faculty & StaffKSU Student Help Desk Phone: 470-578-6999 Phone: 470-578-3555 Email: service@kennesaw.edu Website: http://uits.kennesaw.edu/ Email: studenthelpdesk@kennesaw.eduCopyright 2020 - University Information Technology Services (UITS) - Kennesaw State University

Getting Started with Zoom D2L Brightspace Revised: 5/28/2020 Page 1 of 12 Zoom has been integrated into D2L Brightspace to make it easier than ever to conduct live, virtual meetings with your class. This guide will demonstrate adding Zoom in your D2L class, scheduling a Zoom meeting, and starting or joining a meeting in Zoom.The final section will illustrate the interface of a Zoom meeting and the

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