Here are 5 ways to lead productive & inclusive Zoom Classes with your students.

1. As facilitator, plan ahead. Identify partners to help fill Zoom Class roles. If you can, identify a:
   • Co-host in case you have technical problems
   • Moderator: to monitor and respond to chats
   • Coordinator: to keep track of time and take notes
2. Share rules of engagement at the start of your class
   • Keep your video on
   • Mute yourself unless speaking
   • Introduce yourself before you speak
3. Ensure all students have equal access to shared content
   • Share content ahead of class or by using Zoom chat
   • Think agenda, slides, notes, reference materials
4. Be sure students have an equal chance to engage
   • Invite student s to speak up, and do this at multiple points during the class
5. Be intentional about class activities
   • Conduct activities that work for all students, ensuring a similar experience

New Blackboard Base Navigation Interface

For Faculty

New Blackboard Base Navigation User Interface (Faculty) Download

For Students

New Blackboard Base Navigation User Interface (Student) Download

Logging into Webcampus

1. Login to Webcampus using your FDU NetID credentials

Login to Webcampus

2. Check your courses under the “My Courses” module
   
3. Select the class you wish to view the content
   
4. You will be taken to your course announcements page with links to other portions of your class

Blackboard Documentation

Blackboard Learn for Instructors Documentation

Additional WebCampus Resources for Faculty

A SharePoint library containing a series of MS Word tutorials intended to provide new and existing faculty with some basic guidance on using WebCampus to administer an online course.

WebCampus Tutorials for Faculty

• Anyone with the link who is an FDU Faculty member and can sign on to Office 365 should be able to view these files. Adjunct faculty members should first visit the OERA “Faculty Resources” SharePoint site and request access.
  
• Files are arranged in a logical sequence from “top to bottom”, but faculty can browse the “Description” column to locate documents that address specific needs.
  
• Screenshots of “sample” Blackboard materials as well as links to a selection of supplemental videos and other resources from Blackboard’s Help site are included.

Tutorial Videos

Supported Hardware

Minimum hardware and software requirements

Installing the Chromebook Extension

To install the new extension on a student-owned Chromebook, students must use the regular LockDown Browser installation link provided by your school. They will not be able to find the app by searching the Chrome Web Store directly. The installation link will redirect them to the Chrome Web Store, where they should select “Add to Chrome” to install the LockDown Browser extension.

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Fairleigh Dickinson University has rooms dedicated as Zoom Rooms where you could have hybrid in-person and remote learning.

On this page, you will find a link for the location of the Zoom Rooms on both New Jersey campuses, links for instructions on how to use the Zoom Rooms, and the equipment for installed rooms, cart rooms, and connecting with ITV rooms.

Zoom is a web-based video conferencing tool that allows users to meet online, with or without video. Zoom users can choose to record sessions, collaborate on projects, and share or annotate on one another’s screens, all with one easy-to-use platform. It offers quality video, audio, and a wireless screen-sharing performance across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Zoom has a feature-rich, mobile app for both iOS and Android, allowing you to virtually connect from anywhere with an Internet connection.

Installing the Zoom Browser Client

1. The web browser client will download automatically when you start or join your first Zoom meeting, and is also available for manual download.

2. Once downloaded, you can go to the Zoom folder in your “START” menu and click “Start Zoom” on a PC or click on the “Zoom.us” app located in the applications folder on a Mac. Alternatively, you can open the application by searching for Zoom in your computers search bar.

To start, visit https://fdu.zoom.us

3. Click on “Sign In” at the top-right corner of the page and type your FDU NetID credentials

4. After logging in, you will see your profile information.
   • Joining a meeting – Click on the link and enter the meeting ID number provided by the host.
   • Hosting a meeting – You can host a meeting with or without video. Click on the option that you need and the meeting should start automatically.
   • Scheduling a meeting – Click on Meetings on the left navigation area and then click on Schedule a New Meeting.

Installing the Zoom Native Client

The following steps are for users who have already downloaded the Zoom desktop client or are planning to use the client. These instructions are NOT for users who will be using the web browser to participate in a Zoom meeting.

1. Launch the Zoom Desktop client
2. Click on “Sign In“

3. Click “Sign In with the SSO“

4. Type “FDU” in the company domain field and click “Continue“

5. You will be redirected to a page where you will be asked to login using your FDU NetID credentials

6. After signing in click “Open Zoom Meetings“

Zoom Mobile Apps and Plugins Install Links

Outlook Plugin

Mobile Apps

Resources for Troubleshooting Issues with Zoom

The following troubleshooting guide gives support for all devices that Zoom supports.