Schedule a Zoom meeting

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Use the Zoom web portal to schedule a Zoom meeting.

Schedule a meeting

Sign in to the Zoom web portal at https://minnstate.zoom.us and follow the steps below:

  1. Select Meetings from the tabs on the left.
  2. Select the Schedule a New Meeting button (Fig 1).
  3. Enter a topic (i.e., meeting name) and description (optional)
  4. Enter timing information
  5. Set your meeting options.
  6. Select Save to finish.

Timing

Single meeting

The New Meeting screen defaults to a single meeting, starting at a specific date and time, and lasting for a set duration.

Recurring meeting

Select the Recurring checkbox if you wish to schedule multiple meetings at specific times, lasting for a set duration, but that repeat daily, weekly, or monthly.

Persistent meeting

Select the Recurring checkbox and select No Fixed Time from the Recurrence menu to create a meeting that never ends and can be used repeatedly, similar to your Personal Meeting. This is a popular choice for instructors who want to create a persistent room for a course that they can use for multiple purposes (e.g., class meetings, office hours).

Configure options

Configure the remainder of the options to meet your needs (Fig 2).

Meeting password

Select Require a meeting password to reveal a text box into which you can enter a password that attendees will require to join the meeting.

Video

Decide whether you want the host and/or participant cameras activated automatically upon joining the meeting. In some meetings, participants would rather decide when to activate their cameras themselves. In other cases, you may not want attendees to be queried about starting their own cameras.

Audio

By default, participants can choose whether to listen to meeting audio and talk using their computer speakers and microphone provide both computer audio and telephone access

Meeting options

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