Joining a Meeting (Scheduler/Host)įollow these directions if you are the person who scheduled the meeting or if someone with scheduling permissions scheduled the meeting for you. If you are faculty member and you are joining a Zoom meeting that you scheduled through Canvas, you can also join the meeting via Canvas. To make sure this happens, it is recommended that you join meetings as described below.

If you are the scheduler/Host of the meeting or you have been listed as an Alternative Host by the scheduler, Zoom can only give you the appropriate Host/Co-host role if it recognizes you. Directions are included below for how to complete the authentication process. If they are not already logged in with their Tufts credentials, they will be required to do so. When this option is enabled, participants will only be able to join the meeting if they are logged in to Zoom with their Tufts credentials. For more information on scheduling, visit the page on Scheduling a Meeting. This option is located in the scheduling form. Zoom meetings with only Tufts participants – students, faculty, and staff) that require authentication to join. You can also visit the Zoom Help Center for more detailed information about joining Zoom meetings.įor security reasons, members of the Tufts community may schedule internal Zoom meetings (i.e.

To practice joining meetings, try a Zoom test meeting. The recommended steps differ depending on if you are a Host/Alternative Host or a participant. This page contains information on some of the ways you can join Zoom meetings.

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