By default you are in your Meetings page, where you can edit or start an upcoming scheduled meeting, or schedule a new meeting.Sign in using your University of Minnesota Internet ID and Password.profile settings such as your Personal Meeting ID and photo.access and manage Zoom cloud recordings, polls, and other reports.schedule or edit webinars and meetings, including meetings scheduled from other locations, such as Google Calendar or Canvas.The Zoom Portal provides access to your University of Minnesota Zoom account information. Meetings tab: View details for upcoming meetings.Join a meeting by entering a Meeting ID and Passcode.Start a New meeting using a randomly-generated ID or your Personal Meeting ID.You will be taken to the Home tab within the Zoom Desktop app.If prompted, Enter your University of Minnesota Internet ID and password.You may close the Sign in with SSO browser tab. If you are already signed in to the University system through your browser, it may automatically log you in and redirect back to the Zoom client. A web browser window opens to authenticate using Duo. If prompted, enter umn in the domain text field.Your client window may appear slightly differently. Launch the Zoom application from your computer.Download and install the Zoom Client for Meetings Desktop App.Note: For security purposes, Zoom logs out after 120 minutes of device inactivity.įor detailed information on the Zoom Desktop App, please review Zoom's Quick-Start Guide for Meetings. We recommend downloading the Zoom Desktop App for use when joining meetings and webinars from your computer. The Zoom Client, or Zoom Desktop App, provides the most functionality as a meeting host or participant.

Use the Zoom Mobile App on mobile devices (Android or iOS) similar to the Desktop App.

Use the Zoom Portal login to adjust your global meeting settings, make changes to meetings/webinars, and access recordings and reports.

(Recommended) Use the Zoom Client for Meetings (Desktop App) to join meetings and webinars from your computer refer to Zoom's comparison page to see which features are unavailable when using another option.

Note to Students: If you have questions about finding Zoom meeting IDs, please reach out to your instructors. For the most seamless meeting experience, always make sure you log into Zoom. You can log in to Zoom from multiple places depending on your needs.

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