Zoom, Quickstart Guide

Log In to illinois.zoom.us

IMPORTANT:First time U of I Zoom users need to log in via the Web Interface orr any Zoom integration using Shibboleth single sign on, (SSO) to create their account.

• This will generate your U of I Zoom account. Please make sure you use your University of Illinois NetID and password
• If you would like more information about how to log into U of I Zoom please view: Zoom, Logging In

Configure your meeting settings

Accessing your settings:

• Access your settings by logging into your U of I Zoom account at: illinois.zoom.us
• Locate the settings tab within the menu bar on the left hand side of the window
  
• Select the type of Zoom service you would like to configure
  
• Note: Currently Zoom telephony is not enabled.
• For more information on how to Access and Edit your meeting settings, please visit Zoom Support.

Understanding your settings:

• Please visit Zoom's Documentation for more information about setting definitions:
  • Meeting Settings
  • Recordings
  • General Information

Downloading Zoom Desktop Application

• Note: Most integrations require the Desktop Application.  Users will need to download the Zoom Desktop Application before many integrations will work correctly.
• Please find the download version you require below:
  
  
  • Windows
  • Mac
  • iOS
  • Android
    
    Linux: Please visit the link below to find the Zoom desktop application for all supported distributions:
  • Zoom Download for Linux

Internet Bandwidth/Speed Requirements

• Go to http://speedtest.net to check your network bandwidth. Generally, we recommend 1.2 to 1.5Mbps upload/download for an optimal experience on desktop or room systems.

Test your audio and video settings

• Test your video before the first meeting:
  • Please visit How Do I Test My Video? for more information.
• Test your audio before your first meeting:
  • Check out, Testing your computer or device audio from Zoom Support if you'd like more information.

Zoom Support

• Zoom publishes and updates articles supporting all of there services.   These documents can be found at the Zoom Help Center. 
• Zoom has specific articles relating to getting started which can be found at Zoom: Getting Started.
• Zoom also has video tutorials if needed: Zoom Video Tutorials.

Status Pages

• Monitor  Zoom’s status page for any outage information
• Monitor  Illinois’ status page for further outage information