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=== Adding an Alternate Host === | === Adding an Alternate Host === | ||
Faculty who team teach or work together to facilitate a class should add said co-teacher as an alterate host. This will allow either teacher to begin the meeting. This [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YpfUWrJ9jbgXDpk7aEmOjHMbhXqtKSMB/view?usp=sharing quick video] shows you how to add an alternate host to an already created meeting. | Faculty who team teach or work together to facilitate a class should add said co-teacher as an alterate host. This will allow either teacher to begin the meeting. This [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YpfUWrJ9jbgXDpk7aEmOjHMbhXqtKSMB/view?usp=sharing quick video] shows you how to add an alternate host to an already created meeting. | ||
=== Placing Video Conference links in Google Calendar for every occurrence of a class === | |||
[https://youtu.be/Sc4jq1NON4I Here's a link] to a video which will take you through the process of placing a Zoom link in Google Calendar Events for you and your students. | |||
==Quick Overview of Host Controls in a Zoom Meeting== | ==Quick Overview of Host Controls in a Zoom Meeting== | ||