

All recordings made prior to will only be held in the Zoom Cloud for 365 days starting from their recording date. Additionally, the 365-Day Retention Protocol will still be in effect for all recordings saved to the Zoom cloud prior to May 1, 2023. Migrating from a personal or consumer Zoom accountģ65-day Zoom Cloud Recordings Retention ProtocolĮffective May 1, undergraduate students will no longer be able to save their recordings to the Zoom cloud storage.365-day Zoom Cloud Recordings Retention Protocol.To request a Zoom application, please reach out to your local IT support desk. When prompted to log in to Zoom, users should select sign in with SSO and enter utoronto into the company domain field to connect to the U of T Zoom environment.ĪRC looks forward to making additional Zoom integrations available to the University community. When an appointment is scheduled for Zoom, Calendly will automatically generate video conferencing details and include them in the confirmation email and calendar event sent to the invitee.Ĭommunity members can connect their individual Calendly accounts to their University Zoom accounts by following these step-by-step instructions.

Once installed, users can connect their individual Calendly profiles directly to their University Zoom accounts, enabling meeting hosts to include Zoom as an event location for appointments in Calendly.

Log in via computer using the link provided for the meeting of your choice.Participants have three ways to join these virtual meetings: Please see this page for recent meeting changes, e.g., location closures. Please see this page for a list of meetings, grouped according to the location of each physical meeting (even if those locations are currently closed). If you join via computer or device you have the option to have a camera on or off. Zoom is a virtual platform where participants can join via their computer, smart device or telephone. Directions for joining the meeting are below.
