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 ==Introduction==
-For the Lower School, we’ve recommended Zoom and you’ve gotten training materials from Vanessa already. Please follow that advice so you are comfortable with Zoom going forward.
+For the '''Lower School, we’ve recommended Zoom''' and you’ve gotten training materials from Vanessa already. Please follow that advice so you are comfortable with Zoom going forward.
-For Middle and Upper School teachers, our recommendation remains to use Meet as it is a simple click away in Google Calendar and is very easy to use/setup. However, there are some features of Zoom that are potentially appealing: Breakout rooms, more versatile Gallery view, Polls, etc. Please review our documentation that will help you choose which service to use.
+For '''Middle and Upper School teachers, our recommendation remains to use Meet''' as it is a simple click away in Google Calendar and is very easy to use/setup. However, there are some features of Zoom that are potentially appealing: Breakout rooms, more versatile Gallery view, Polls, etc. At the bottom of this article is a link to our Zoom documentation.
 ==What is Google Hangouts Meet==
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 In addition to all the features of Google Hangouts Meet, Zoom also allows:
 *Annotation
 *Video clip sharing
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 *Polling
 *Sharing a whiteboard for group annotation
 [[Use Zoom Video Conferencing for Remote Learning?|Here's an article]] with more details, and instructions for setup and use. If you're interested in a Zoom account, please submit a Support Ticket.