If you're looking for a web presentation and conferencing alternative to Microsoft Teams, you may want to try a Zoom meeting or webinar.
Zoom allows students, facutly and staff to host meetings with up to 300 attendees. Those you invite can join by phone, app, or the web to get started.
If you are using Zoom for remote instruction in an event with over 300 attendees, you can request a temporary license by following steps in this article. NOTE: Log in with your UT EID and password to view this article
What You'll Need
- Computer, tablet, or smartphone with:
- Microphone (built-in microphone), a USB microphone or an inline microphone on headphones
- Speaker/headphones-compatible Bluetooth device
- Built in or external webcam
- Reliable internet connection
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System Requirements
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Supported Web Browsers
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Scheduling Zoom Meetings
Participating in Zoom Meetings
| Get Custom UT Backgrounds for Zoom Meetings |
| Record Your Meeting |
| Set up Polling |
| Breakout Rooms |
Managing Zoom Meetings
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Control Your Zoom Meeting
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Allow Others to Schedule for You
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Zoom and Canvas
Watch a tutorial to learn how to integrate Zoom with Canvas and visit the Instructional Continuity Technology Toolbox for information on conducting courses remotely.