There's actually more than one way to join a Zoom meeting. And the method you choose depends on the kind of device you have and which type of Zoom software you plan to use. In this guide, we'll go ...

Change hosts by clicking the participant's name and choosing Make Host. You can add a co-host or change hosting privileges before a meeting, but you must have a paid account. Co-hosts have many ...

You can join a Zoom meeting in both ways from the website, mobile app, or desktop app. If you don't have an invite link or a Meeting ID, but you're attending a recurring meeting, you can also join ...

Not all Zoom meetings are scheduled in advance. And so you may find yourself in a situation where you need to invite someone to a meeting that's already in progress. Luckily, Zoom lets you invite ...

Zoom is following through on its promise to add auto-generated closed captions to all free Zoom meetings accounts to make its service more accessible, the company announced Monday. The captions are ...

How to set up a Zoom meeting from your web browser Your email has been sent You can create a Zoom meeting through add-ons and extensions for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox. Here are the ...

Zoom now limits free one-on-one meetings to 40 minutes Your email has been sent One-on-one meetings set up using a free account will now automatically end after 40 minutes. Those of you who create ...

Zoom is one of the biggest names that benefited from the COVID-19 pandemic. The popularity of the app grew multifold during this time period. Zoom is constantly adding new features to make this video ...

As a meeting host, you can control whether to admit all participants at once or add them one by one by holding them up in a virtual waiting room. Zoom supports this capability. This tutorial addresses ...

Zoom is stepping up its game against Microsoft Teams and will offer users of its free accounts the ability to use its closed captioning service. The closed captioning service, which Zoom is calling ...