No, the meeting will not end until the host ends the meeting. 

Here are step-by-step instructions on How to Join a Zoom meeting from Android or iOS. 

There are several different ways to join a Zoom meeting from your Mac or PC, including by email link, web browser or Zoom app. Here are step-by-step instructions on How to Join a Zoom Meeting.

Dual Screen: If you are screensharing with PowerPoint and have a dual screen or secondary projector, please click Swap Displays to switch the presentation screen during Slide Show Mode.

Slide Show in Full Screen and Chat: If you are showing a presentation in Full Screen and you want to use the Chat feature in Zoom, please change the Set Up Show to Window mode.

 More information here: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/203395347-Screen-Sharing-with-Powerpoint]

Zoom allows for screen sharing on desktop, tablet and mobile devices running Zoom.

• The host and attendee can screen share by clicking on the Share Screen icon
• The host does not need to “pass the ball” or “make someone else a presenter” to share
• The host can “lock screen share” so no attendee can screen share.

Here are step-by-step instructions on How to Share Your Screen During a Zoom Meeting. 

Yes. You can have 50 people in a regular Zoom meeting. 

Yes. When you open the Zoom Scheduler in your Zoom account, you can select various different settings for your meeting. To schedule a recurring meeting, check the box next to “Recurring Meeting” in the Zoom Scheduler. The meeting ID will be the same for all instances of the recurring meeting. For more information on how to schedule a meeting go here How to Schedule Meetings. 

Yes. First you need to install the Zoom Microsoft Outlook Plugin. The Zoom Microsoft Outlook Plugin is designed to make scheduling a meeting in Microsoft Outlook quick and convenient. The Plugin allows you to schedule and start instant Zoom meetings, as well as make existing meeting events Zoom meetings. The Outlook Plugin will also sync free/busy times to the Zoom Client based on your Outlook Calendar events (requires version 3.5 or higher - download the latest version).

For more on how to schedule a Zoom meeting from Outlook go here How to Use the Microsoft Outlook Plugin.  

Yes, Zoom signs the HIPAA Business Associate Agreement (BAA) for healthcare customers like WCM, meaning that Zoom is responsible for keeping patient information secure and reporting security breaches involving personal healthcare information. Zoom protects and encrypts all audio, video, and screen sharing data. You can use Zoom’s screen sharing, and video and audio conferencing to meet with patients and other healthcare professionals. 

Even with these security measures in place, ITS strongly advises that you do not share PHI or PII-related information via screen sharing, recording, and file sharing to protect confidential data at the college. For more information on Zoom and HIPAA, click here.

To ensure that your Zoom meeting meets HIPAA security standards:

• Do not list your meeting publicly
• Require a meeting password:
  • Log into your Zoom account and click “Schedule”
  • When the “Schedule a Meeting” window appears, under Meeting Options select “Require meeting password” and input your desired password.
  • Participants must input the password in order to join the meeting. The password can be included in the Meeting invitation.

Log into your WCM Zoom account at weillcornell.zoom.us with your CWID and password. If you are having issues logging into Zoom please email support@med.cornell.edu.