Admins can allow hosts to configure their registration settings to provide the join info on the registration confirmation page, but this is disabled by default. This change will help prevent attackers from obtaining a registration link using an email address they do not personally control and limit unwanted guests from joining meetings or webinars. Registrants will instead receive the join link through the Zoom registration confirmation email. On October 17, 2022, Zoom's meeting and webinar registration for attendees will change, so that upon registration, the join link will no longer be displayed on the confirmation page in the web browser.Note: Customizing the registration options requires a Pro, Business, Education, or Enterprise account. The meeting with registration cannot use your PMI and cannot be a No Fixed Time recurring meeting.Prerequisites for meetings with registration How to customize the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy links.How to enable registration for a meeting.
If you don't need to collect this much information, you can schedule a meeting without registration required. Once this is scheduled, you can manage your registrants, resend confirmation emails, and can also generate meeting registration reports, if you want to download a list of people that registered. Your professor may also use the chat to send files to the class.Scheduling a meeting that requires registration will require participants to register with their e-mail, name, and other optional questions, allowing you to capture more information about your attendees. If there is something you want to share with your group members or professor, you can send it through the chat feature. You can still participate by adding comments in the chat box. If you're meeting with your professor and the rest of your class, they might have everyone else's microphone muted to cut down on noise.
You and your group members can add text, draw on the screen and more.
When you click Share Screen, you can choose to share a built-in whiteboard. Just click the annotate tool from the options drop-down menu at the top of the screen. When you're seeing a screen that was shared by you or someone else in the meeting, you can add text, circle things you don’t understand, and more. Watch Zoom 101: In Meeting Controls (Basic).
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