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Zoom is one of Bowdoin's supported web-conferencing platforms. Faculty are licensed automatically; staff and students have a 40-minute account and can request a Pro, Large Meeting, or Webinar license here. Also report Zoom problems or get help using Zoom in a classroom.

Request a Zoom Pro license to host meetings longer than 40 minutes, with up to 300 participants and cloud recording. Staff are granted automatically when a license is available; students receive temporary access after review.

Request a Zoom Large Meeting license to host an interactive meeting of up to 500 participants, where everyone can speak, share video, and use meeting tools. Drawn from a limited shared pool — request early.

Request training on how to run Zoom or Microsoft Teams from a specific classroom or lab — connecting to room audio and camera, sharing your screen, and bringing in remote participants.

Request a Zoom Webinar license for a large, presentation-style event with a view-only audience. Bowdoin has a limited shared pool; events under 500 attendees are typically covered at no cost. Request well ahead of your event.

Request hands-on help for a specific upcoming hybrid class or event in a classroom or lab — bringing in a remote guest speaker, running a hybrid session, or recording — including help deciding and setting up the right platform.

Report a problem with Zoom — audio, video, screen sharing, recording, sign-in, or unexpected meeting behavior — that you can't resolve with the troubleshooting articles.