If you want to get Zoom on your mobile device, visit the Apple App Store on your iOS device, or the Google Play store on your Android device. To download the Zoom client for your computer, go to /download. Downloading and installing Zoom is quick and easy on both computers and mobile devices. You’ll also want to make sure you’re logged into the Zoom client – this will speed up the process of joining Zoom meetings that require authentication. Before you host your first Zoom meeting, you’ll want to make sure the Zoom client is installed on your computer or mobile device. If you need to learn more about the basics of using Zoom, you can watch the recording of Getting Started with Zoom: Participant Edition, or view the training content on IT Training’s Zoom page at the URL on the screen – this URL is also located in the video description.

In today’s session, I’m going to be focusing on things that are unique to hosting meetings. While you can do many things I’ll be demonstrating on your mobile device, the process will likely be different due to differences in the mobile and desktop app interfaces. One thing to note is that while Zoom has both a desktop and a mobile app available, today’s demonstration will use the desktop version of Zoom. As part of today’s session, I’ll cover how to set up a meeting, managing participants in a meeting, using security tools, sharing your screen, and recording a meeting. Hello everyone! My name is Beth, and today I’ll be walking you through what you need to know to host a Zoom meeting.

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