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This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to record a meeting using Zoom in a classroom setting equipped with a PTZ camera connected to the instructor's computer. It covers the necessary steps to sign in using a Bowdoin username and password, initiate a Zoom session, and start recording the meeting efficiently.

After setting up your Owl video conferencing camera, you can start your first meeting in Teams or Zoom!

Zoom is a great tool for virtual open office/conversation hours, but to keep individual meetings with students private, it is important to properly configure your global Waiting Room settings.

Details on how many licenses Bowdoin owns, how they're used or removed and what features are licensed.

General overview of the use of Zoom on campus and support offered.

Information on how to record a Zoom meeting to the cloud.

Live captioning (called live transcription) in Zoom is available to all faculty, staff, and students.  Live transcriptions show text to speech on the lower part of the Zoom window or in a full transcript window. Live transcripts are machine-generated and while they are not as accurate as a person, they can be helpful for participants in a loud or public space, do not have access to headphones or speakers, are English language learners, or benefit from hearing and reading content simultaneously.

Adding captions to videos used in your class is helpful for all students. It helps those who learn better through reading, those needing to watch videos in noisy environments, or in spaces where sound needs to be turned off.

When recording a Zoom meeting to the cloud it will be automatically transferred to your Panopto account.

Information about Zoom's generative AI features

These are the recommended settings when scheduling a Zoom meeting.