If you're a UA student, you'll be happy to know that you can now access UA Zoom from home. You'll be able sign in with BlazerID after you have signed in. Zoom can be downloaded by clicking the button. This article will also cover how to create polling questions and set up a waiting area. Just click the link below to begin. Next, follow these instructions to sign into SSO.
Privacy and security modifications
In April 2020, UAB eLearning will make some security and privacy changes to Zoom. Zoom used to not support end-to–end encryption. But a new whitepaper has changed this. It offers more options for security. Let's find out how the changes affect Zoom meetings. UAB's security- and privacy modifications can help to ensure that your meetings are safe.
It's important that you review the security settings recommended for Zoom meetings to protect unauthorized participants. Toggle between these settings and choose which one suits your needs. Zoom security settings will protect users from "ZoomBombing", so that you can ensure everyone's privacy and security. University of Alabama System offices have taken steps to secure their Zoom accounts, including turning off screen sharing except for the host, "allow removed participants to join," and file sharing.
Signing into your UA Zoom account
Once you have downloaded Zoom, sign in using the email address and password. To create an account, please follow these steps. Next, download the Zoom client from the Play or App Store. Click the sign in button in the Zoom application to sign in or join the meeting. Sign in with your BlazerID, email address and password. Follow the above steps to invite colleagues for a meeting.
You will receive a license or a basic account when you create a Zoom Account. You will need to change your password 120 days after you have purchased a Zoom license. The University offers the app at no cost to faculty, staff and academic departments. Zoom can be used on University owned devices or personal devices. After logging in, a confirmation email will be sent to you.
Creating a waiting room
UAB allows you to create a waiting space. It is easy to set up a screen that shares information with the room. It is also possible to add a logo and a title to the screen. These can be added to the screen using the pencil and delete buttons. Once a screen is set, the user can begin describing the waiting room. A description of the waiting area can be limited to 400 characters
If you'd like to create a waiting room in your meeting, first create an account with UAB Zoom. Next, you will need to create an account using Single Sign On. This allows you to login with your myBama credentials. This option will become mandatory in 2021, starting Dec. 22nd. This process can take up to five minutes and will require a password. For more information, check out the Center for Instructional Technology's resources and webinars.
Creating polling questions
You can create a CSV and import the desired number of questions to create a poll on UAB Zoom Us. This poll can then be edited and/or deleted. You will see the results in a report. You can also download the complete poll report. It will contain all the responses from every participant. You can enable this feature by contacting Zoom Technical Support. After you've set up your polling questions you can launch them in a meeting.
You can also choose whether to allow polling for all your meetings. The results will be displayed in the Polls/Quizzes menu. Then, select Polling > Advanced Polling. The poll will display the Type, Name, Question(s), and Enable information. After the poll has been enabled, you will be able to view the results using Microsoft Excel. Also, polling can be enabled for multiple meetings so that each meeting can have its own poll.
FAQ
Where is eLearning used?
People who are unable to attend face-to–face classes can learn online at their own pace. You can also teach someone how to use it.
E-Learning is also very popular with businesses because they can use it in their training programs.
E-Learning is becoming more popular in schools due to its time and money saving.
What systems are used for elearning?
E-learning, or online learning, is a method where students learn using a computer screen. It allows for interactive activities such quizzes or tests, as well as discussions.
E-learning can also include web-based programs that allow users to access information via the internet from a computer. This program is often referred to simply as "online educational."
What are the main obstacles to e-learning's success?
The primary challenge of e-Learning isn't technical, but cultural. It's about people and how they interact.
We need to understand what motivates them and how they learn best. Online learning is also something they enjoy.
This is where it's important to find ways of making this experience as natural and enjoyable as possible.
What are some e-learning tools?
Interactive media, such as animation and audio, is the best way to convey learning content.
These media allow learners interaction with the content. They can also be used to increase learner engagement.
Online courses often include video, text, audio, and interactive features.
These courses can be offered free of charge or at a cost.
Some examples include:
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Online courses
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Virtual classrooms
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Webinars
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Podcasts
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Video tutorials
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Self-paced e-learning modules
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Interactive
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Social networking sites (SNS)
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Blogs
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Wikis
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Discussion forums
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Chat rooms
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Email lists
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Forums
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Quizzes
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Polls
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Questionnaires
Statistics
- Interestingly, students' participation in online training grew by 142% in the past year alone, indicating how quality education and up-to-date teaching pedagogy are preferred by learners and working professionals to upskill across India. (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
- According to ATD's 2021 State of the Industry report, technology-based learning methods, including e-learning, accounted for 80 percent of learning hours used in 2020. (td.org)
- India's PC market clocks 9.2% growth to 3.4 million units in the September quarter (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
- Reliability, validity, and descriptive statistics (The Gambia). Empty CellCRAVEMeanSDACBICOEEHABHEHMPEPOPVSESITRAC0.770.635.080.842) in behavioral intention to use e-learning in The Gambia (53%) and the UK (52%), (sciencedirect.com)
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How To
What are some examples? What are some benefits of using e-learning?
There are many types and styles of elearning that you can choose from, such as:
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Distance Learning- Distance learning programs are conducted entirely via the Internet.
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Onsite Training – A group of participants gathers together to receive training.
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Virtual Classroom – A virtual classroom allows students and teachers to communicate via chat rooms, forums, or other computer-based means.
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Webinars - Webinars are live presentations delivered over the web. They allow you connect with your audience real time.
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Self-Paced Training Courses - These courses do NOT require an instructor and can easily be completed at the pace you choose. You can log in whenever you're able.
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Interactive Tutorials - Interactive tutorials are designed to teach users how to perform specific tasks.
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Social Media Learning Platforms: Social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook offer a great way to learn. Students can post ideas, ask questions, get feedback, and even share them with their peers.
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Online Forums- You can discuss any topic related to your field of study in an online forum.
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Podcasting – Podcasting is the practice of creating audio files that can then be downloaded and listened back to later.
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Video Conferencing – Video conferencing allows for two or more people, to meet face-to face online.
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Mobile Apps - Mobile apps are programs created specifically for smartphones and tablets.
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Online Quizzes- These online quizzes make it easy to find out what you know about a topic.
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Discussion Boards: These are online communities that allow members to exchange messages and read the messages of others.
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Website Content Management System (CMS) – CMSs allow website owners to update their site content easily.
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Blogging - Blogs allow visitors to comment and share their opinions.
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Wikis- Wikis let multiple people edit pages simultaneously.
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Chat Rooms - Chat rooms are online discussion areas where users can converse with each other.
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Email Lists - Email lists are groups of email addresses where you can send messages.
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RSS Feeds: RSS feeds are news aggregators which collect articles from different sources and present them in an easy-to-read format.