UC San Diego Zoom - Video and Web Conferencing
Learn about Zoom, UC San Diego's web-based teleconference and video conference solution.
UC San Diego Zoom Web/Video Conferencing
Zoom allows for video, audio, and screen sharing between participants. It can be used from any computer, laptop, tablet, or phone, and it works on PC, Mac, Android and iOS devices.
All campus faculty, staff, teaching assistants and enrolled students currently have Zoom Pro Meeting accounts. If you need capacity greater than 300 attendees, Zoom Large Meeting and Zoom Webinar licenses are available.
Anyone in the world can join a Zoom meeting, but only a host can start/schedule meetings.
Note:
UC San Diego Health has a separate instance of Zoom for Health Sciences.UC San Diego Health faculty and staff can create Zoom accounts at http://zoom.uchealth.edu/
Getting Started
- Download Zoom for your computer or mobile device.
- Click Sign In to claim your UC San Diego Zoom Pro account using Single Sign-On (SSO)
- Use the app or webpage to start, join, or schedule meetings.
Questions?
- Review our User Guide for detailed instructions
- Check out our FAQs (Knowledge Base)
- Zoom Online Event Best Practices
- Email us: zoom@ucsd.edu
- Watch these simple Zoom webinars and tutorials
"Zoom Bombing" Prevention and Reports
Secure your online meetings campus notice and Zoombombing prevention (Knowledge Base) page.
Zoom or Remote Classes: Available Spaces on Campus
Check out the following locations on campus to attend remote classes in peace:
Libraries
The Geisel Library and Biomedical Library Building offer more than 30 dedicated study rooms. Spaces can be reserved in advance for your remote course.
- The Libraries also feature plenty of first-come, first-served study space. View real-time availability to know how busy a space is before you arrive.
- Note: The Biomedical Library Building is a great option for commuters due to its proximity to the Osler parking structure.
Computer Labs
UC San Diego maintains dozens of open-access computer labs dedicated for student use.
- You can use a lab computer for your course, or park your laptop on the desk. This campus map highlights their locations.
- Use the Lab Lookup tool for more detail on hours and computer specs.