Zoom tip #7: Designate a co-host

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This message to all faculty and staff has been approved by Jane Livingston, Associate Vice President and Chief Information Officer. 

Information Technology Services (ITS) and the Office of Distance Learning (ODL) have teamed up to create recommendations for how to secure Zoom meetings and class sessions and help ensure FSU has a safe and welcoming learning and gathering space.

Today’s tip is:

Designate a Co-Host. During a large meeting, designate a co-host to help manage and moderate participants. Either set someone up as an Alternative Host in the meeting invite, or hover over a participant’s name during a meeting and select More and Make a Co-Host.
Designate a Co-Host. During a large meeting, designate a co-host to help manage and moderate participants. Either set someone up as an Alternative Host in the meeting invite, or hover over a participant’s name during a meeting and select More and Make a Co-Host.