In an exclusive conversation, Zoom’s head of product explains how they’re making the omnipresent video meeting service more powerful and customizable—and easier to share your screen. Zoom is as ...

As many of us pivot away from fully remote work and go back to the office in some shape or form, now is a good time to reflect on what remote work has taught us. What are some of the things we have ...

Change hosts by clicking the participant's name and choosing Make Host. You can add a co-host or change hosting privileges before a meeting, but you must have a paid account. Co-hosts have many ...

You can easily set up Zoom meetings in advance from the website, desktop app, or mobile app. Scheduled Zoom meetings can be shared through email, text, or invitation links. When you set up a Zoom ...

Zoom Continuous meeting chat is a new feature that allows meeting participants to communicate before, during, and after a meeting by creating a dedicated group chat in Zoom Team Chat. Zoom’s ...

There's actually more than one way to join a Zoom meeting. And the method you choose depends on the kind of device you have and which type of Zoom software you plan to use. In this guide, we'll go ...

You can join a Zoom meeting in both ways from the website, mobile app, or desktop app. If you don't have an invite link or a Meeting ID, but you're attending a recurring meeting, you can also join ...

Even when we don't hear the word "pandemic" on a daily basis, Zoom is still a mainstay in many people’s lives. The company announced it hit 300 million daily Zoom meeting participants in April 2020.

Not all Zoom meetings are scheduled in advance. And so you may find yourself in a situation where you need to invite someone to a meeting that's already in progress. Luckily, Zoom lets you invite ...

Meetings, even the best ones, are never a lot of fun—and they’re a lot worse when the person running them rambles, is ill-prepared or (God forbid) spits out a litany of jargon that makes everyone go ...