If your instructor requires this type of authentication, you must join via Brightspace.

Instructors will likely require students to join the meeting in Brightspace by posting a meeting link with an obscured embedded passcode to the Zoom plugin. Some students may still be able to access certain meetings via the Zoom app or via the browser if the host has changed their security settings, but students will likely receive an error message or passcode prompt if they don’t use the Zoom plugin in Brightspace. Students should join their Zoom meetings directly within the Zoom plugin in Brightspace to avoid running into error messages. There are multiple ways to join a Zoom meeting. Testing your video (Zoom official site).Testing computer or device audio (Zoom official site).How to download and install Zoom on a Mac (video tutorial).How to download and install Zoom on a PC (video tutorial).Familiarize yourself with the platform by watching this video on how to navigate the Zoom application or by exploring the platform for yourself.Although it’s possible to test your audio and video during a Zoom call, it’s ideal to test these out ahead of time with the Zoom test meeting. Visit Zoom’s download center to download the Zoom client, the Zoom plugin for Microsoft Outlook, Zoom mobile apps, and more! You can access your Zoom account by visiting and entering your MC1 credentials. You will likely be required to sign into a Carleton Zoom account to join and fully participate in your classes via Zoom. Here is some information to help you get started with Zoom. You can also use Zoom to meet with your classmates for group projects or study groups.

Your instructor may be using Zoom to hold classes online. It is available across multiple platforms such as desktop and mobile. Zoom is a web-based video conferencing service for collaborating with others online. Additional Features Instructors May Use.

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