Zoom: Leading Effective and Engaging Calls
1h 46mIntermediate2020-05-22
Authors

Zack Arnold
Film and Television Editor, Documentary Director
Course details
Lead Zoom meetings and webinars with confidence. In this course, instructor Zack Arnold shows how to ensure that your next Zoom call is effective, productive, and engaging. Zack begins with a wealth of security tips for before, during, and after a call. Next, he shares strategies for maximizing audience engagement and interaction (as well as minimizing distractions and interruptions), whether your call is with 5 or 500 people. This includes adjusting view options so you never miss a participant’s reactions, organizing windows to maximize eye contact, and using polls and reactions to interact with larger groups. Zack also covers the technical aspects of running Zoom calls, such as sharing video and audio content and trading off screen sharing between the facilitator and other presenters and cohosts. Plus, discover how to make the most of breakout rooms and advanced features like his favorite hot keys, as well as livestreaming your Zoom calls to the web.
Skills covered
ZoomVideo ConferencingBusiness Software and ToolsDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Leading effective, productive, and engaging Zoom calls
- 02 - Where to learn Zoom basics
1. Meeting Settings and Security
- 03 - Managing security before your meeting
- 04 - Managing security during your meeting
- 05 - Managing security for back-to-back meetings
- 06 - Managing security of your local recordings after your meeting
- 07 - Managing security of your cloud recordings after your meeting
2. Conducting Productive Meetings and Maximizing Engagement
- 08 - Establishing pre-meeting communication guidelines
- 09 - Time-management tips for effective meetings
- 10 - Managing connection issues, passwords, and lost links
- 11 - Setting up in-meeting communication guidelines
- 12 - Managing the various view options
- 13 - Organizing meeting windows to maximize eye contact
- 14 - Using the polling feature
- 15 - Ending your meetings smoothly
3. Collaboration Tools and Settings
- 16 - Sharing your screen and annotating
- 17 - Controlling another user's screen
- 18 - Using and sharing your whiteboard
- 19 - Sharing video and audio content
- 20 - Collaborating with a cohost
4. Setting Up and Using Breakout Rooms
- 21 - Creating breakout rooms and automatically assigning participants
- 22 - Manually assigning participants to breakout rooms
- 23 - Modifying and managing participants in breakout rooms
5. Advanced Zoom Features
- 24 - Mastering in-meeting hot keys
- 25 - Understanding the difference between meetings and webinars
- 26 - Livestreaming your Zoom meetings to the web
Conclusion
- 27 - Continued learning with Zoom
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