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How to
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Sign Up for a UT Zoom Account
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- If you have an existing free Zoom account, please do the following. If not, skip to step #2
- Terminate the free account using the steps below under the heading "IMPORTANT - Deleting Free (Public) Zoom Accounts".
- NOTE: Your new UT Zoom account is a professional-grade license with more capabilities than a free license. Deleting your free account removes the confusion caused from having multiple accounts when joining online classes
- ALSO: If you have the Zoom app installed, be sure that you are logged out of it
- Navigate to https://
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- us/ and click the "Sign-in" button
- You will be prompted to log in with your UTEID and password. After you have signed in, your UT Zoom account will be accessible
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How to Install and Sign in to Zoom on Your Computer
- You can download the Zoom Client app at the bottom of https://utexas.zoom.us/ or go directly to https://utexas.zoom.us/download
- Select the Zoom Client for Meetings option to download the Zoom Installer. Open downloaded file to progress through the install process.
- After downloading Zoom you need to sign in with your UT Zoom account before you join a class. If you join a class without first signing in, you will not be able to fully participate in the class. To sign in to Zoom on your computer there are two recommended options:
- OPTION 1 - Navigate to https://utexas.zoom.us/profile to log into your Zoom account using your UTEID and password
- OPTION 2 - You can access Zoom through your Canvas page for your class. Just log into your Canvas course and select the Zoom link in the left menu bar
NOTE: If you have had an existing public Zoom account that you don't need, please delete it using these instructions to avoid mixing up your two accounts.In some cases, if you find yourself with a different login screen that offers an option on the right for "Sign in with SSO", please use the instructions posted here on the Student Troubleshooting page
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IMPORTANT - Deleting Free (Public) Zoom Accounts
If you have an existing free (public) Zoom account, please delete it using these instructions to avoid mixing up your free Zoom account and your UT Zoom account. Joining a meeting with a free Zoom account leads to a loss of meeting functionality and you will not be able to fully participate in the class
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How to Install and Sign in to Zoom on Your Smartphone
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- Navigate to your Canvas course
- Scroll down to the bottom of the left menu bar
- Click Zoom link
- You'll be prompted to "Authorize" zoom in Canvas. Agree to that and your UTEID will be tied to your UT Zoom account.
NOTE: If by some chance you skipped the signup process first, your account will be created when you Authorize Zoom in Canvas.
Items to be added
- Bandwidth recommendations - include Speed Test instructions
- If connection is bad quality (cutting out or an echo), turn video off
- Browser recommendations (does Zoom have a recommended browser?)
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Using Virtual Backgrounds in Zoom Meetings
The virtual background feature allows you to display an image or video as your background during a Zoom Meeting. Please visit this Zoom article on virtual backgrounds for more information:
There are McCombs and UT-related images that may be used as virtual backgrounds available at Zoom Backgrounds on the Communications wiki
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Running Into Problems?
Please visit Student Troubleshooting for answers to common problems
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Still need help?
Go to the Student Troubleshooting page first. If that doesn't help:
For McCombs students, please contact Media Services via email or phone:
- Email VC-Trouble@mccombs.utexas.edu
- Call 512-232-6679 (GSB/CBA) and 512-232-4646 (RRH)
For all other UT students, please contact your respective college or school