If you are already logged in to SSO, you will be redirected straight to Zoom.Go to and select the ‘Log in’ button.Guests will still be able to access UTS Zoom-hosted meetings via a waiting room. Accessing Zoom via connected social media accounts such as Facebook, Apple, or Google is no longer permitted. How to use ZoomĪll UTS users must log in to Zoom using single sign-on (SSO) only. If you have previously used CloudStor for Zoom meeting recordings, you can continue to access the recordings made prior to this date using your CloudStor account. Prior to, Zoom recordings were stored on AARNET Cloudstor. If you need access to a recording for longer than 180 days, you can download recordings and store them using Kaltura. Recordings stored by Zoom are automatically deleted after 180 days (six months). Zoom will send you an email notification when your meeting recording is available to review and share. As the meeting host, you can access these recordings and manage their sharing permissions by logging into Zoom and navigating to Recordings under the left menu. When you record a Zoom meeting it is stored in the Zoom cloud. Zoom Meeting is ideal for online classes, meetings, special events, webinars, distance learning, group work, breakout rooms, collaboration, research supervision and collaboration, mentoring and even job interviews. Zoom Meeting is an easy-to-use high-definition virtual meeting solution designed to meet the needs of today’s mobile enabled students. You can still access your CloudStor account and old Zoom recordings as normal.
CloudStor is no longer used for new Zoom recordings. Zoom recordings are now stored on the Zoom cloud. Students with accessibility requirementsĪccessing Zoom recordings has changed from.Short course and microcredential participants.International Studies and Social Sciences.
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