Support is available through IT Help, including a full array of Knowledge Base articles at /zoom. Zoom has been integrated with Google calendaring to allow adding a Zoom session to any calendar entry by using the “Add video conferencing” drop-down, similar to what is currently available for Webex and Google Meet.Īn integration has also been created for Zoom to work seamlessly within Canvas, much like the current Webex integration.īe on the lookout for additional information and possible feature updates as we move into the fall. In the meantime, you will continue to have access to your personal Zoom account, and we will notify you when access to Miami’s new account is available. When you log in to Zoom after this transition, your account will be migrated, along with all of your recordings and recurring meetings! We are working with Zoom to rectify this challenge and expect the transition to be done by the end of this week. From here you will be able to:īecause Miami has established a “federated” version of Zoom, if you have a registered account with Zoom (either paid or free) using a Miami email address your transition is currently being managed with Zoom.
You now have access to our unique login address at, which is also part of Miami’s single sign-on system.
The Zoom implementation team has been hard at work preparing a new enterprise version of the popular video conferencing tool for all current Miami faculty, staff, and students, and is happy to report: Zoom is now live, and includes integration with Canvas and Google calendaring!īased on your current usage of Zoom, please read this important information: New Miami Zoom users
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