This Canvas module introduces students to Canvas at Penn State. Learn ways to import and customize the module for any Canvas course in the Canvas Learning Center.
This document reviews recommended tools, equipment, settings, and best practices for participating in Zoom video conferences.
All Penn State faculty, staff, and students can use Zoom to host online meetings and webinars. This guide walks you through the steps of hosting a meeting or webinar.
This quick start guide gives you an introduction to the essentials of joining and participating in a Zoom meeting.
This quick start guide gives you an introduction to the essentials of joining and participating in a Zoom webinar.
This helpful document walks you through signing in to the Zoom Web Portal.
This quick start guide will help you to join a Zoom meeting or webinar using a Polycom system.
Using an interactive whiteboard is a great way to increase engagement in an online synchronous class. While Zoom includes its own whiteboard and annotation tools, Office 365 and G Suite offer two interactive and sharable whiteboarding applications that can be used synchronously or asynchronously via the web.
Please Note: This page only covers the browser-based versions of these tools. Microsoft Whiteboard's downloadable Windows 10 and mobile app versions offer far more features than the browser-based version. For more information about the Windows 10 and mobile versions of Whiteboard, see Microsoft’s Whiteboard Help page. Jamboard's mobile app includes handwriting, shape, and drawing recognition in addition to the tools listed below.
This visual provides a deeper understanding of how Zoom meetings and webinars vary in participant capabilities.
