Note: You must log into your Zoom account on the Zoom website in order to pre-assign participants to breakout rooms. If students log in to your meeting via web browser, they will not show up in your pre-assigned breakout room list. If using pre-assigned breakout rooms, you AND your students must log in to your Zoom meeting using the Zoom Client (the desktop app). This is a good option if you are planning your session ahead of time and have assigned groups of students that you’d like to work together. If you schedule a Zoom meeting, you have the option of pre-assigning students to breakout rooms. Pre-Assigning Students to Breakout Rooms in a Scheduled Zoom Meeting Note: If you will be using the Zoom desktop app for your meeting and it is your first time logging in, choose " Sign In with SSO." Type " miamioh" in the box, click " Continue," and then complete the login process as usual with Duo. Participants can only save recordings locally to their computer they cannot save recordings to the Zoom Cloud. This must be done before opening the breakout rooms otherwise you will need to join the breakout room of the participant in order to give them recording privileges. If you’d like to record all of the breakout rooms, you’ll need to give recording privileges to a participant within each breakout room. If the meeting is being locally recorded (to a computer), it will record whatever room the person recording is in. If the meeting is being cloud recorded, it will only record the main room, regardless of what room the meeting host is in.
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Within a breakout room, participants (students) have full audio, video, and screen share capabilities. The host also controls when breakout rooms start and end, can decide which students are assigned to different breakout rooms, and can designate a “co-host” to help them manage these responsibilities.
The host of the Zoom meeting (the instructor) can join any breakout room and hop between different breakout rooms while they’re open. Host & Participant Abilities in Breakout Rooms This is a great feature to use if, for example, you want to break students into groups to discuss class material in a small group first, then bring the whole class back together to share ideas or conclusions after the small group work. By: Gracia Ostendorf How-To: Using Breakout Rooms in Zoomīreakout rooms allow you to split one Zoom meeting into several separate simultaneous sessions.
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