


Please read the Zoom Security Protocol document for CUNY security protocols and practices to ensure that your online Zoom meeting is secure and avoids unknown attendees. HIPAA-compliant conferencing (subject to special restrictions).24×7 technical support (telephon e, chat, trouble tickets).Integration with Outlook and Google calendars.If prompted, users should sign in with SSO using pitt as the company domain. Meeting features include screen sharing, polling, whiteboard, annotation, recording meetings, chat University of Pittsburgh Zoom web conferencing.All active faculty, staff and students are licensed for Zoom. Up to 50 break out rooms to allow a single meeting to be split into separate sessions Meet and collaborate virtually using Zoom by logging in with your university credentials.Free HD voice over the Internet (VOIP) and Free International Toll Numbers.Up to 300 meeting participants and 49 video feeds.Unlimited meeting duration for all meeting sizes.The CUNY implementation of Zoom for Education includes the following: Zoom is the replacement for the temporary ConnectCUNY Webex conferencing solution license that expires on August 31, 2020. Enter your Zoom email and password or tap to sign in with SSO, Google, or Facebook. It's in the lower right corner of your screen.

How to sign in with Google or Facebook on the Zoom desktop clientThe City University of New York has secured Zoom for Education licensing to allow faculty and staff to host or participate in online Zoom meetings by telephone, mobile device or computer. This app icon looks like a white video camera icon on a blue background that you'll find on one of your Home screens, in the app drawer, or by searching. You will be directed back to your account on the Zoom web portal. You will be brought to either the Google, Apple, or Facebook sign in page. Below the standard email address and password entry, click either the Apple, Google, or Facebook icon.Go to the sign-in page on the Zoom web portal.How to sign in with Google, Apple, or Facebook on the Zoom web portal Prerequisites for signing in to Zoom with your Google, Apple, or Facebook account Follow the instructions on to log into Zoom via single sign-on (SSO). If you already have a Zoom account, you can link it to your Google, Apple, or Facebook account, so that you can sign in through one of these methods. Go to, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click the link to download the Zoom app to your desktop, laptop or mobile phone.You can then sign in through one of these methods. If this is your first time signing in to Zoom with your Google, Apple, or Facebook account, you will be prompted to create a new Zoom account using Google, Apple, or Facebook.No ownership or other interest in any data processed by Zoom for Government is transferred as a result of such processing. Zoom for Government does not access, or monitor customer meetings, content, chats, recordings or calls in any fashion. You can sign in to Zoom using your Google, Apple, or Facebook account. SIGN IN You are accessing Zoom for Government, a FedRAMP Authorized cloud service.
