Note: If you don't see this option, then log out of Zoom first.

Note: If you are signing in from a desktop application, when you open the application, you will automatically be prompted to sign in.

No matter how you are accessing Zoom, signing in should follow the same instructions: Zoom can be accessed three different ways: Visit our Installing the Zoom Application article.

(Zoom already required UO students to use passcodes and will continue doing so.) Downloading Zoom

For assistance, contact the OIT Help Desk.Update: Zoom will no longer require all faculty, staff, and GE meetings to have a passcode or waiting room starting Sept.

See also Zoom Meeting Privacy and Security.

If you are using Zoom and have not updated your software recently, you may need to install the latest version.

If your audio has problems, turn off the camera to improve connectivity.

If your video is not working, make sure other programs that utilize the camera are not using the camera and are closed then restart your computer.

Technical Difficulties During the Conference

Remove private information from the view of the camera.

Often conferences are recorded so take steps to prevent violating the privacy of people in your area by warning them.

Manage your physical surroundings before the video conferencing. Notify people in your immediate surroundings that you are participating in a video conference so they can avoid disrupting you.

Eliminate distractions (social media, texting) during live meetings so you can be fully present and focused with the other participants.

Speak as if you are face-to-face with the participants and look at the camera to create eye contact.

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