This will log you in using your NC State credentials. To sign in, go to and click the “Use NC State Login” button. Getting Started with Zoomįor more generic “getting started” information, see the article on Zoom’s website, “ Getting Started On PC and Mac“. For more information about borrowing a Large Meeting or Webinar, contact DELTA’s LearnTech help desk. If you are interested in scheduling a Large Meeting or Webinar, it can be temporarily allocated to you and then deallocated after your scheduled session has taken place.

NC State’s license provides a limited number of Large Meetings and Webinars that can be “borrowed” by individual users. The following features are in limited supply and so a reservation is required to use them:.Meeting – up to 300 participants (increased from 100 in Summer, 2019).Pro account – unlimited group meetings removes duration limitation of Basic account.NC State’s license for Zoom provides access to the following features, at no cost to individual users. Some features of Zoom can be used directly in a Web browser, but for the best experience using Zoom, it is recommended to download and use the Zoom client application.įor more information about Zoom in general, see Zoom’s website. Additionally, instructors who use Moodle can add a Zoom Meeting activity in their Moodle course (Turn editing on > Add an activity or resource > Zoom meeting). Zoom can be used for a variety of instructional purposes, such as presentations, office hours, class discussions, exam reviews, guest lectures, or class group work.Īll University employees and students with an active email address can create and host Zoom meetings by logging into their NC State Zoom account.

Zoom’s main features include two-way video, text chat, whiteboards, breakout rooms, polling, and recording of meetings. Zoom is a web conferencing tool that provides a “virtual room” for attendees to meet online in real time, to help facilitate online synchronous interaction and collaboration.

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