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This article is for staff wanting to use Zoom for meetings. Faculty wanting to use Zoom to record classes should see these Knowledge Base articles:

How to Keep Teaching Online with Zoom
Using Zoom to Teach: Zoom Tutorials



Zoom allows you to schedule meetings and attend them from remote locations. Everyone at Notre Dame has access to our Zoom license and you can download the software at https://zoom.us/support/download

Zoom has several different clients available. The most basic is through the add-on to Google Calendar. A Quick Reference Guide covering the Chrome Zoom add-on has been created to walk you through the basic steps of getting the software, scheduling a meeting and attending one.

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Using Zoom in Google Calendar

Zoom also has several one-minute videos to help you get started:

Here are some good articles to help you get started: