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Zoom is available to all Duke University and Duke Health campus-based faculty, staff, and students. Duke Health may use Zoom for classes and meetings. All Duke Zoom meetings must be secured. The simplest options are to use a passcode or enable a waiting room.
When referring to Zoom’s support articles, follow the instructions for users. Instructions for administrators are often included in the same article. This article covers: Creating an account, installing the client, and signing in. Setting preferences. Scheduling meetings. Joining meetings.
Join a Zoom Meeting directly from your web browser using a meeting code or link.
Find answers to common questions about Zoom at Duke, such as how to get access, transfer recordings, enable live transcriptions, and more. Learn about Zoom's security, privacy, and AI features and how to use them.
Use Zoom to meet using video, voice, and screen sharing with colleagues across the campus or around the world. With Zoom, up to 300 participants can attend via phone, computer, mobile device, or video conferencing endpoint.
Use Zoom Meetings to meet using video, voice, and screen sharing with colleagues across the campus or around the world. With Zoom Meetings up to 300 participants can attend via phone, computer, mobile device, or video conferencing endpoint.
