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Home » Faculty Tutorials » Zoom » Managing Participants and Using Chat in Zoom

April 9, 2020 By Sandra Childers

Managing Participants and Using Chat in Zoom

Learn how to manage participants (your students) in your Zoom classroom. See how to mute, chat with, or put a student “on hold” if they’re disruptive. Also, see how students can interact with you to ask questions during class.

3-minute video by Daniel Mikals

Topics: Zoom, Student Engagement

Additional Resources:

  • Manage Participants in a Meeting
  • Using a Waiting Room with Zoom Rooms
  • Muting All Participants when they Join a Meeting

Related:

  • Schedule and Invite with Zoom
  • Share with students: Getting Started with Zoom
  • Share your Zoom Cloud Recording

Filed Under: Student Engagement, Zoom

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