Zoom-Monitor Students In Breakout Rooms-New Feature

[@ttvRussell]

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[@PaulaLanguageTeacher]

I wish we could see if they're typing. Not see what they type but just see that they're actually engaging with each other.

[@ttvRussell]

That's a great suggestion; having the ability to see if students are typing would provide valuable insights into their engagement during breakout room sessions.

[@aliarja8451]

Great! Thank you Russell.

[@ttvRussell]

My pleasure!

[@beckydawsonccf]

THANK YOU!! I have wanted to be able to do this for ages 🎉🎉🎉

[@ttvRussell]

Glad I could help!

[@clairebarnes823]

Russell, thank you for all your videos. I have a number of confused students on Zoom who cannot cope with the new 'green pencil' annotation icon on the shared screen. I can assure you that I have all the relevant settings on my zoom account but occasionally we hit problems, especially with sts who are not very computer-literate. Do you have a video showing how to manipulate that tool? From finding the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the screen to opening the tool bar to then choosing the pencil/text/ etc.

[@ttvRussell]

Thank you for your support, and I'll consider creating a tutorial to help students navigate the new 'green pencil' annotation tool in Zoom for smoother interactions

[@clairebarnes823]

thank you for your prompt response. In the meantime, I have a sneaking suspicion that the student in question hasn't downloaded zoom and I was wondering whether restricting access to annotation was one of zoom's less endearing ways of encouraging people to create accounts. Would you happen to have heard anything about that? @@ttvRussell

[@jadrankapereska1587]

Thank you Russel. It is really useful

[@ttvRussell]

Glad to hear that!

[@تعلّممعتينة]

Thank you so much😊

[@ttvRussell]

You're welcome 😊

[@Jduba21484]

This is an invasion of privacy, no wonder ppl hate school now. Thank GOD im graduating already.

[@PaulaLanguageTeacher]

True, but it's not very different than teachers walking around the room and checking in on groups.