*While designed for my courses and colleagues at The University of Washington, the content in this video applies to any Zoom user on the free, basic, or pro plans. Here, I show you the Webcam Do's and Don'ts when setting up for video interviews, webinars, online classes, Zoom Meetings, Zoom recordings, Online Presentations, etc. This is part of a longer playlist for how to use Zoom and online teaching software to host video conferences at work and in the classroom during events like SARS-CoV-2. ✔︎ Teaching Tutorials Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsIc9vBng_A2NEgYXc6MvIHx_RmHDKSPr ✔︎ Setting Up Zoom for Teaching: https://youtu.be/J5l0JKqNnzU ✔︎ Using Zoom Whiteboard: https://youtu.be/LTC2E5FEPVw ✔︎ Using Zoom Screen Share: https://youtu.be/oUBtzEkPK10 I cover my under one hundred dollar webcam and microphone, but also free, DIY home recording options. The webcam I recommend: ✔︎ I used The Logitech HD C920, but that has since gone up to $75 in price. ✔︎ A similar webcam that is still around $20: Anivia 1080p HD Webcam W8 The microphone I recommend: ✔︎ Blue Snowball iCE USB Mic *It is also better to use headphones with a good voice piece than no microphone at all. I.e., the Apple headphones that come with most Apple products. Later this week, I will put timestamps in this description to help you jump to where you need. More on my teaching projects: I use my teaching project, The Poetry Vlog, extensively for online and hybrid courses. I hope to share some of those prompts next year. If you would like them sooner, subscribe to our newsletter, subscribe to this channel for new videos on the prompts, or just email me (emails listed at https://www.crgrimmer.com). My usual project, "TPV": The Poetry Vlog (TPV) is a YouTube Channel and Podcast dedicated to building social justice coalitions through poetry, pop culture, cultural studies, and related arts dialogues. Season 1 debuted in Fall 2018 and Season 2 in Winter 2019. After a June 2019 break, Season 3 will be funded by an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Summer Fellowship, with training and support provided by the Jack Straw Cultural Center's Artist Support Fellowship. Join us by subscribing to our channel (just click the "subscribe" button and it will add you from your Google account) to support the free education project and join our fast-growing arts and scholarship community: Subscribe Link: ✔︎ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ9v_r99FxQOzLrTVBic6A?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast Edition: ✔︎ Podcast edition: https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/ - Support this education project: ✔︎ https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/support - I will also share the new videos at: ✔︎ https://twitter.com/crgrimmertpv ✔︎ https://facebook.com/thepoetryvlog ✔︎ https://thepoetryvlog.com/

*While designed for my courses and colleagues at The University of Washington, the content in this video applies to any Zoom user on the free, basic, or pro plans. In this Zoom Settings Tutorial, I show you my hacks -- or, preferred settings -- for successful Zoom webinars, online classrooms, virtual presentations, interviews, etc. Inside or out of a University of Washington Context, these are my recommendations for a basic, no fuss setup as an instructor using Zoom. This is part of a longer playlist for how to use Zoom and online teaching software to host video conferences at work and in the classroom during events like SARS-CoV-2. ✔︎ Teaching Tutorials Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsIc9vBng_A2NEgYXc6MvIHx_RmHDKSPr ✔︎ Webcam Do's and Don'ts: https://youtu.be/tJ8MKGyxLPI ✔︎ Using Zoom Whiteboard: https://youtu.be/LTC2E5FEPVw ✔︎ Using Zoom Screen Share: https://youtu.be/oUBtzEkPK10 The webcam I used: ✔︎ I used The Logitech HD C920, but that has since gone up to $75 in price. ✔︎ A similar webcam that is still around $20: Anivia 1080p HD Webcam W8 The microphone I used: ✔︎ Blue Snowball iCE USB Mic Later this week, I will put timestamps in this description to help you jump to where you need. More on my teaching projects: I use my teaching project, The Poetry Vlog, extensively for online and hybrid courses. I hope to share some of those prompts next year. If you would like them sooner, subscribe to our newsletter, subscribe to this channel for new videos on the prompts, or just email me (emails listed at https://www.crgrimmer.com). My usual project, "TPV": The Poetry Vlog (TPV) is a YouTube Channel and Podcast dedicated to building social justice coalitions through poetry, pop culture, cultural studies, and related arts dialogues. Season 1 debuted in Fall 2018 and Season 2 in Winter 2019. After a June 2019 break, Season 3 will be funded by an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Summer Fellowship, with training and support provided by the Jack Straw Cultural Center's Artist Support Fellowship. Join us by subscribing to our channel (just click the "subscribe" button and it will add you from your Google account) to support the free education project and join our fast-growing arts and scholarship community: Subscribe Link: ✔︎ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ9v_r99FxQOzLrTVBic6A?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast Edition: ✔︎ https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/ - Support this education project: ✔︎ https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/support - I will also share the new videos at: ✔︎ https://twitter.com/crgrimmertpv ✔︎ https://facebook.com/thepoetryvlog ✔︎ https://thepoetryvlog.com/

In this How to Share Zoom CLOUD Video, Audio, & Transcript Recordings for Without Downloading or Uploading, I show you how to share your Zoom Cloud File Recordings. This includes how to record meetings, how to share them from the cloud without uploading or downloading the files, how to restrict viewers from downloading, using password protection, publishing the transcript, and more. You can use this for sharing Online Meetings, Video Interviews, Webinars, Lectures, Screen Records, and More. etc. I also offer my pros/cons list for using Zoom Cloud Recordings or Zoom in Canvas. For how to share Zoom Cloud files recordings in Canvas, please watch TUTORIAL 1. Later this week, I will put timestamps in this description to help you jump to where you need. This video is part of a University of Washington Online Learning Playlist to assist with transitioning to Zoom during SARS-CoV-2. Video topicsusing whiteboard, using screen share, wetting up your webcam, and in-class presentation workarounds. I use my teaching project, The Poetry Vlog, extensively for online and hybrid courses. I hope to share some of those prompts next year. If you would like them sooner, subscribe to our newsletter, subscribe to this channel for new videos on the prompts, or just email me (emails listed at https://www.crgrimmer.com). My usual project, "TPV": The Poetry Vlog (TPV) is a YouTube Channel and Podcast dedicated to building social justice coalitions through poetry, pop culture, cultural studies, and related arts dialogues. Season 1 debuted in Fall 2018 and Season 2 in Winter 2019. After a June 2019 break, Season 3 will be funded by an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Summer Fellowship, with training and support provided by the Jack Straw Cultural Center's Artist Support Fellowship. Join us by subscribing to our channel (just click the "subscribe" button and it will add you from your Google account) to support the free education project and join our fast-growing arts and scholarship community: Subscribe Link: ✔︎ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ9v_r99FxQOzLrTVBic6A?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast Edition: ✔︎ Podcast edition: https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/ - Support this education project: ✔︎ https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/support - I will also share the new videos at: ✔︎ https://twitter.com/crgrimmertpv ✔︎ https://facebook.com/thepoetryvlog ✔︎ https://thepoetryvlog.com/

In this How to Share CANVAS Zoom Video, Audio, & Transcript Recordings for Accessible Online Learning, I show you how to share your Zoom Cloud File Recordings to Online Classroom Platforms, focusing on Canvas. You can use this for sharing Online Meetings, Video Interviews, Webinars, Lectures, Screen Records, and More. etc. I also offer my pros/cons list for using Zoom Cloud Recordings or Zoom in Canvas. For how to share Zoom Cloud files recordings outside of Canvas, please watch "How to Share Zoom Cloud Recordings." Later this week, I will put timestamps in this description to help you jump to where you need. This video is part of a University of Washington Online Learning Playlist to assist with transitioning to Zoom during SARS-CoV-2. Video topics using whiteboard, using screen share, wetting up your webcam, and in-class presentation workarounds. I use my teaching project, The Poetry Vlog, extensively for online and hybrid courses. I hope to share some of those prompts next year. If you would like them sooner, subscribe to our newsletter, subscribe to this channel for new videos on the prompts, or just email me (emails listed at https://www.crgrimmer.com). My usual project, "TPV": The Poetry Vlog (TPV) is a YouTube Channel and Podcast dedicated to building social justice coalitions through poetry, pop culture, cultural studies, and related arts dialogues. Season 1 debuted in Fall 2018 and Season 2 in Winter 2019. After a June 2019 break, Season 3 will be funded by an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Summer Fellowship, with training and support provided by the Jack Straw Cultural Center's Artist Support Fellowship. Join us by subscribing to our channel (just click the "subscribe" button and it will add you from your Google account) to support the free education project and join our fast-growing arts and scholarship community: Subscribe Link: ✔︎ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ9v_r99FxQOzLrTVBic6A?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast Edition: ✔︎ Podcast edition: https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/ - Support this education project: ✔︎ https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/support - I will also share the new videos at: ✔︎ https://twitter.com/crgrimmertpv ✔︎ https://facebook.com/thepoetryvlog ✔︎ https://thepoetryvlog.com/

Here, I show you how to upload Zoom videos: my FREE method for converting your video to .mp4, reducing the file size, & creating a file that will upload faster. This approach uses Handbrake to make for error-free and more streamable uploads of your videos. It is an invaluable tool for ensuring you upload your video interviews, webinars, online classes, Zoom Meetings, Zoom recordings, Online Presentations, and more without overloading your computer, the Canvas (or Blackboard, Moodle, etc.) system, or having it take too long to upload in time. This is part of a longer playlist for how to use Zoom and online teaching software to host video conferences at work and in the classroom during events like SARS-CoV-2. ✔︎ Teaching Tutorials Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsIc9vBng_A2NEgYXc6MvIHx_RmHDKSPr ✔︎ Setting Up Zoom for Teaching: https://youtu.be/J5l0JKqNnzU ✔︎ Using Zoom Whiteboard: https://youtu.be/LTC2E5FEPVw ✔︎ Using Zoom Screen Share: https://youtu.be/oUBtzEkPK10 I cover my under one hundred dollar webcam and microphone, but also free, DIY home recording options. The webcam I recommend: ✔︎ I used The Logitech HD C920, but that has since gone up to $75 in price. ✔︎ A similar webcam that is still around $20: Anivia 1080p HD Webcam W8 The microphone I recommend: ✔︎ Blue Snowball iCE USB Mic *It is also better to use headphones with a good voice piece than no microphone at all. I.e., the Apple headphones that come with most Apple products. Later this week, I will put timestamps in this description to help you jump to where you need. More on my teaching projects: I use my teaching project, The Poetry Vlog, extensively for online and hybrid courses. I hope to share some of those prompts next year. If you would like them sooner, subscribe to our newsletter, subscribe to this channel for new videos on the prompts, or just email me (emails listed at https://www.crgrimmer.com). My usual project, "TPV": The Poetry Vlog (TPV) is a YouTube Channel and Podcast dedicated to building social justice coalitions through poetry, pop culture, cultural studies, and related arts dialogues. Season 1 debuted in Fall 2018 and Season 2 in Winter 2019. After a June 2019 break, Season 3 will be funded by an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Summer Fellowship, with training and support provided by the Jack Straw Cultural Center's Artist Support Fellowship. Join us by subscribing to our channel (just click the "subscribe" button and it will add you from your Google account) to support the free education project and join our fast-growing arts and scholarship community: Subscribe Link: ✔︎ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ9v_r99FxQOzLrTVBic6A?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast Edition: ✔︎ Podcast edition: https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/ - Support this education project: ✔︎ https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/support - I will also share the new videos at: ✔︎ https://twitter.com/crgrimmertpv ✔︎ https://facebook.com/thepoetryvlog ✔︎ https://thepoetryvlog.com/

*While designed for my courses and colleagues at The University of Washington, the content in this video applies to any Zoom user on the free, basic, or pro plans. Here, I show you how to record WHITEBOARD in Zoom, which supports creating and giving virtual presentations. In this format, you can project your own face and voice alongside the presentation itself. This supports a a more effective, personal connection with audiences in webinar, online learning, virtual presentation, video interviews, and related remote classroom or work formats. This video is designed to go with my explanation of how to record a screen share in Zoom. I also recommend you pair it with my suggestions for how to look professional on a webcam without spending over $100, which will also be useful for how to do Skype Interviews: ✔︎ Webcam Do's and Don'ts: https://youtu.be/tJ8MKGyxLPI ✔︎ Recording a Screen Share Presentation: https://youtu.be/oUBtzEkPK10 This is part of a longer playlist for how to use Zoom and online teaching software to host video conferences at work and in the classroom during events like SARS-CoV-2: ✔︎ Online Teaching and Learning Tutorials Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsIc9vBng_A2NEgYXc6MvIHx_RmHDKSPr ✔︎ Setting Up Zoom for Teaching: https://youtu.be/J5l0JKqNnzU The webcam I recommend: ✔︎ I used The Logitech HD C920, but that has since gone up to $75 in price. ✔︎ A similar webcam that is still around $20: Anivia 1080p HD Webcam W8 The microphone I recommend: ✔︎ Blue Snowball iCE USB Mic Later this week, I will put timestamps in this description to help you jump to where you need. More on my teaching projects: I use my teaching project, The Poetry Vlog, extensively for online and hybrid courses. I hope to share some of those prompts next year. If you would like them sooner, subscribe to our newsletter, subscribe to this channel for new videos on the prompts, or just email me (emails listed at https://www.crgrimmer.com). My usual project, "TPV": The Poetry Vlog (TPV) is a YouTube Channel and Podcast dedicated to building social justice coalitions through poetry, pop culture, cultural studies, and related arts dialogues. Season 1 debuted in Fall 2018 and Season 2 in Winter 2019. After a June 2019 break, Season 3 will be funded by an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Summer Fellowship, with training and support provided by the Jack Straw Cultural Center's Artist Support Fellowship. Join us by subscribing to our channel (just click the "subscribe" button and it will add you from your Google account) to support the free education project and join our fast-growing arts and scholarship community: Subscribe Link: ✔︎ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ9v_r99FxQOzLrTVBic6A?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast Edition: ✔︎ Podcast edition: https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/ - Support this education project: ✔︎ https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/support - I will also share the new videos at: ✔︎ https://twitter.com/crgrimmertpv ✔︎ https://facebook.com/thepoetryvlog ✔︎ https://thepoetryvlog.com/

*While designed for my courses and colleagues at The University of Washington, the content in this video applies to any Zoom user on the free, basic, or pro plans. Here, I show how to use "SCREEN SHARE" Recording to give a virtual presentation. All you need: Zoom, a webcam or laptop with camera, and the powerpoint, keynote, prezi, Google Slides, or related presentation format on your computer. In this format, you can project your own face and voice alongside the presentation. I recommend you pair it with my suggestions for how to look professional on a webcam without spending over $100. This will also be useful for how to do Skype Interviews: ✔︎ Webcam Do's and Don'ts: https://youtu.be/tJ8MKGyxLPI This is part of a longer playlist for how to use Zoom and online teaching software to host video conferences at work and in the classroom during events like SARS-CoV-2: ✔︎ Online Teaching and Learning Tutorials Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsIc9vBng_A2NEgYXc6MvIHx_RmHDKSPr ✔︎ Setting Up Zoom for Teaching: https://youtu.be/J5l0JKqNnzU ✔︎ Using Zoom Whiteboard: https://youtu.be/LTC2E5FEPVw The webcam I recommend: ✔︎ I used The Logitech HD C920, but that has since gone up to $75 in price. ✔︎ A similar webcam that is still around $20: Anivia 1080p HD Webcam W8 The microphone I recommend: ✔︎ Blue Snowball iCE USB Mic Later this week, I will put timestamps in this description to help you jump to where you need. More on my teaching projects: I use my teaching project, The Poetry Vlog, extensively for online and hybrid courses. I hope to share some of those prompts next year. If you would like them sooner, subscribe to our newsletter, subscribe to this channel for new videos on the prompts, or just email me (emails listed at https://www.crgrimmer.com). My usual project, "TPV": The Poetry Vlog (TPV) is a YouTube Channel and Podcast dedicated to building social justice coalitions through poetry, pop culture, cultural studies, and related arts dialogues. Season 1 debuted in Fall 2018 and Season 2 in Winter 2019. After a June 2019 break, Season 3 will be funded by an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Summer Fellowship, with training and support provided by the Jack Straw Cultural Center's Artist Support Fellowship. Join us by subscribing to our channel (just click the "subscribe" button and it will add you from your Google account) to support the free education project and join our fast-growing arts and scholarship community: Subscribe Link: ✔︎ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ9v_r99FxQOzLrTVBic6A?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast Edition: ✔︎ Podcast edition: https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/ - Support this education project: ✔︎ https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/support - I will also share the new videos at: ✔︎ https://twitter.com/crgrimmertpv ✔︎ https://facebook.com/thepoetryvlog ✔︎ https://thepoetryvlog.com/

In this tutorial, Zoom & Canvas Basics: Best Settings, Best Practices, & Getting Set Up to Find & Share Zoom Meetings, guest instructor Jake Huebsch shows you how to find, navigate, share, and move to "more accessible" the Zoom integration with Canvas, the teaching platform. This video is part of a University of Washington Online Learning Playlist to assist with transitioning to Zoom during SARS-CoV-2. Video topics using whiteboard, using screen share, wetting up your webcam, and in-class presentation workarounds. I use my teaching project, The Poetry Vlog, extensively for online and hybrid courses. I hope to share some of those prompts next year. If you would like them sooner, subscribe to our newsletter, subscribe to this channel for new videos on the prompts, or just email me (emails listed at https://www.crgrimmer.com). My usual project, "TPV": The Poetry Vlog (TPV) is a YouTube Channel and Podcast dedicated to building social justice coalitions through poetry, pop culture, cultural studies, and related arts dialogues. Season 1 debuted in Fall 2018 and Season 2 in Winter 2019. After a June 2019 break, Season 3 will be funded by an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Summer Fellowship, with training and support provided by the Jack Straw Cultural Center's Artist Support Fellowship. Join us by subscribing to our channel (just click the "subscribe" button and it will add you from your Google account) to support the free education project and join our fast-growing arts and scholarship community: Subscribe Link: ✔︎ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ9v_r99FxQOzLrTVBic6A?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast Edition: ✔︎ Podcast edition: https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/ - Support this education project: ✔︎ https://anchor.fm/thepoetryvlog/support - I will also share the new videos at: ✔︎ https://twitter.com/crgrimmertpv ✔︎ https://facebook.com/thepoetryvlog ✔︎ https://thepoetryvlog.com/