The University of Arizona provides access to Zoom for faculty, staff, and students to provide live synchronous online meetings for courses and university related business. Security and Privacy settings in Zoom Zoom and FERPA Information on and strategies to secure Zoom meetings are available on the D2L Help Pages. UA Chief Information Officer's Statement on Zoom and its use on campus Select the HIPAA Zoom Login button and log in with your NetID. OPTION 3: HIPAA Zoom Meetings. For meetings discussing healthcare, health education, or health data research use the HIPAA Zoom Login. OPTION 2: Web Portal (Non D2L Meeting). You can go to, click Sign In button and log in with your UA NetID. OPTION 1: D2L Course Zoom Meeting. Go to UA Tools link on the menu navigation bar on your course homepage and click the Zoom link! See further details on the UITS Recording Retention site. Please, plan accordingly to ensure you have an archival process established for videos you want to retain. Zoom Retention Policy - All recordings set to Zoom's cloud repository will be removed 130 days after the original recording date.Experiencing an issue with Zoom? Find out if Zoom is reporting issues with their platform.
CURRENT VERSION OF ZOOM MEETINGS CLIENT - VERSION 5.11.4Ĭlick HERE to learn how to check if your Zoom client is up-to-date.SUBSCRIBE to Zoom News Announcements Email Listserv It has the ability to use video cameras, microphones, screen sharing, and so much more. Please read and agree to the current Terms of Service prior to using Zoom.Zoom is the University of Arizona's online synchronous meeting tool of choice and is free to use for any university business. Accessibility for all learners - Ensures that everyone can participate equitably with closed captioning and keyboard shortcuts.Security compliant - Zoom provides end-to-end encryption.Live polls can be prepared in advance and used during the meeting, with live chat used to ask questions or provide visual feedback. Interactive and engaging - collaborative whiteboard and annotation, and remote control of screen.Accessible on multiple devices - attendees can participate in meetings using smartphone, computer, or audio only.It can be used from your computer, laptop, tablet, or phone and is compatible with Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android devices. Zoom allows for video, audio, and screen sharing between participants. See our Online Collaboration Tools Comparison to help you select the right service for your needs. Each is best suited for different purposes. There are several centrally supported video conferencing services available to University members. Access the service by logging in with your primary Netlink ID at Is this the right solution for you?
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