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During your Zoom meeting, in the Zoom client, click Share Screen on the bottom menu.

If you are using multiple monitors, in Zoom, click Settings (gear icon), and under General, check Use dual monitors.

Open and log into your Zoom desktop client.

Move and resize the windows you want to share.

Set your desktop preferences for dual monitors

You can also set your desktop and window appearance before sharing.

You can share media such as documents, images, web browsers, and PowerPoint presentations in Zoom Meetings using the screen sharing feature.

Or, tap Join with a personal link name and enter that.

On the mobile app home screen, tap Join.To join a test meeting, click the drop-down for Meeting ID or Personal Link Name and choose Free Test Meeting.Enter the Meeting ID or Personal Link provided by your host, and click Join.Or, click Start from your browser to join the meeting without video. If don't have the Zoom client, download and install it.The meeting will begin in the Zoom client. Use the app or webpage to start, join, or schedule meetings.Before joining a real meeting, follow these instructions to join a Zoom test meeting to verify that your Internet connection, audio, and video work. For more questions on Zoom, contact the Faculty Technology Center at: You can also, download Zoom for your computer or mobile device, or click “Host a Meeting” above. Videos highlighting the features are available on this site. To learn how to get started with Zoom, visit: /it/zoom. Use your CSUN ID and password to sign in to your host account. Any CSUN user can initiate a video or audio meeting, allowing Zoom to be used for any online meeting, whether between two or many people.Īnyone in the world can join a Zoom meeting, but only a host can start/schedule meetings. Zoom also works with rooms equipped for video conferencing such as Polycom, Tandberg, etc. It can be used from any computer, laptop, tablet, or phone, and it works on PC, Mac, Android and iOS devices. Zoom allows for video, audio, and screen sharing between up to 200 participants. Zoom, CSUN’s new video and web conferencing tool, is now available to all students, faculty, and staff.