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Zoom
Updated to the latest version: 5.8.3
Having discrupted Zoom meetings? Check your Zoom network performance and see our guidelines.
Updated November 4, 2021
SFU Zoom meets most of your videoconferencing needs
SFU Zoom is available to all faculty, staff and students for real-time online teaching, meeting and learning. You can log in SFU Zoom using your Computing ID and passwords. Learn more about SFU Zoom features.
Hosting a class or internal event for more than 300 participants?
Faculty and staff can request for Zoom Webinar or Zoom Large Meeting for classes or events with more than 300 participants. Not available to student hosts.
What's the difference between Zoom Meeting and Zoom Webinar?
Want to live stream public events, e.g. using YouTube Live or Facebook Live?
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How to guides
More available at how-to guides, and Zoom online help centre, including video tutorials.
Workshops
The Centre for Educational Excellence (CEE) will be offering workshops, on how to use Zoom as a tool for effective remote instruction. CEE will demonstrate features in Zoom that can be leveraged for teaching and learning, as well as highlight best practices for synchronous instruction.
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