What is Zoom and how should I use it?

What is Zoom?

Zoom is a secure, online conference-calling service that enables users to share video, audio and screen content with other users.

Why does EQuipping You make use of Zoom?

International best-practice guidelines stipulate that the assessment of intellectual functioning should be conducted in a supervised setting. Consequently, Zoom offers test-takers the opportunity to be assessed remotely, while still being under supervision.

How can I get access to Zoom?

Zoom Client for Meetings can be downloaded from this link.
After you have downloaded and installed the Zoom application, please complete a test-call by clicking on the following link. During the test-call you will be able to ascertain whether your computer’s audio and microphone are functioning correctly.

How can I get access to Zoom?

You can merely click on the meeting link sent to you by EQuipping You. This will cause your computer to open the Zoom application and provide you with the opportunity to join the meeting.

If you have not yet made use of Zoom before, please read this short article on Zoom Etiquette.

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You are not required to create a Zoom account in order to attend meetings. Creating an account is, however, free of charge. Should you wish to host your own Zoom meetings, please create an account to enable you to do so.

The following short video provides an overview of Zoom's functionality:

What does a Zoom meeting look like:

How to share your screen?