Computer Sound: Option 1 When you Share Screen, make sure you click on the bottom left-hand corner where it says Share computer sound. Computer Sound: Option 2 After you have shared the screen, you have another option to do this, by opening the top menu (put your cursor on the meeting ID number at the top of the screen, and a menu appears.) Select More (looks like 3 dots), and…
Shouldn’t I just use my document camera and put the iPad under the document Camera so they can see what I’m tapping? You could, but your iPad is already a document camera anyway. Do you really want another piece of equipment in front of you if it isn’t necessary? The iPads have a fantastic feature called Assistive Touch built in that allows you to point to things on your iPad…
This happens when the sound on both devices is turned on. It causes audio feedback that can be very annoying. You have to turn off the sound on one of the two devices. I would suggest you turn it off on the iPad until you need it on there. Can I just turn down the volume, you might ask? NO! Even if you turn down the volume, Zoom will still…
Use Extended Desktop and Dual Monitors to make this happen. In this way, Gallery View can be on one monitor while the content you are sharing is on the other. Use the SMART Board as your second monitor and the students will be larger than life! Okay, not larger than life, but pretty darn big compared to your laptop screen.
Using Spotlight Video allows the teacher to select which person (image) should be the focus of attention on everybody’s screen (instead of letting Zoom decided based on who’s speaking]. Most of the time, that would be the teacher. Sometimes, it might be a student. Other times, it should be your iPad so it can be used as a Document Camera.
