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Using Zoom in Canvas - Get started
SFU's Zoom-Canvas integration is a quick way for instructors and teaching assistants to schedule online meetings from within Canvas to help facilitate online learning.
To get started with Zoom in Canvas you will need an SFU Zoom account, and be listed as one of the following roles within your Canvas course:
- Teacher
- TA
- Designer
Faculty, Instructor & Teaching Assistants can:
- Schedule and manage meetings dedicated to your Canvas course
- View and track attendance from previous meetings
Students can:
- Track upcoming course meetings
- Join meetings
- View previous meeting dates