Once a recording is in your trash bin, you have 30 days to retrieve it for personal storage. Once a recording is 121 days old, it will be moved to your trash bin on the Zoom cloud.Īll important recordings should continue be downloaded and saved to alternative storage solutions within their 120-day retention period.Zoom Cloud recordings are saved for 120 days.That’s it! You’re ready to start using Zoom!Īs of January 20th 2021, the PennZoom service has introduced limits on cloud storage. When prompted, sign in with your PennKey and password Download and install the Zoom desktop or mobile app.To create your Zoom account using a Zoom app on your computer or device:

Return to and log in with your PennKey and password whenever you need to access your Zoom account. If prompted, verify your identity with Two-Step Verification

To create your Zoom account using a web browser: Faculty should continue to use the Zoom link in their Canvas sites for teaching as documented in our Remote Teaching Guide. IMPORTANT: Individual Zoom accounts are different than Course Zoom accounts. Take advantage of Zoom’s other collaborative features and meeting features like breakout rooms.

Use Zoom’s video conferencing and web conferencing features to collaborate inside and outside of class sessions Host unlimited meetings for up to 300 participants.

Accounts are hosted on the University of Pennsylvania’s central Zoom service and use Pennkey logins: Licensed Zoom accounts are available for all Penn Law faculty, staff and students. Zoom works on iPads, iPhone, Windows and Mac, and Android devices. Zoom allows you to share your screen, record the session and host high quality video meetings. Zoom is a synchronous video conferencing platform that can be used for small meetings as well as large online conferences. View System Status Online » ITS Online Zoom.

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