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There are a growing number of Zoom Rooms available across campus, including two in Jones Hall. A Zoom Room can be reserved for a variety of purposes, and one of the most common is as a place to join an already scheduled Zoom meeting. 

When using Google Slides, have you ever tried to hide your presenter notes from your audience? By changing display settings, you will see your presenter notes on your laptop, but your audience will see the slides on the projector screen.

When presenting slides using PowerPoint in Presenter mode, PowerPoint is changing your display settings. If you start your screen share in Zoom before you start up your slides, you may end up sharing the wrong content to Zoom. Here are two ways to share the right content every time to Zoom.

Here's a simple solution to try the next time you need to make the classroom presentation system, your laptop slides, and Zoom work together to project the right content for both your in-person and remote audience. 

You can mirror your display or extend to have more "real estate" and can spread out different applications and windows across multiple screens. Learn how to change the display settings on both a PC and a Mac.

Learn how to share documents, audio, and videos in Zoom, especially when students are in breakout rooms.

Collect survey responses through Google Forms and display them as colorful graphics or in an ordered spreadsheet.

The Comment Library allows you to save any comment you make in Speedgrader for re-use: on the same or different assignments, for any student, and in any course you teach.

Learn how to use the Functions button in Google Sheets to calculate averages, sums, and other functions.

Freezing Columns and Rows in Google Sheets is a simple way to effecively view and compare the information in your Sheet.