A New Limit on Zoom Meetings
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24 Jun A New Limit on Zoom Meetings

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Most readers of Free Technology for Teachers who are hosting Zoom meetings on a regular basis are probably using a Zoom subscription through a school account. If that isn’t the case for you and you’re using a free Zoom account, there is a change coming that you need to note. 

All Zoom meetings, regardless of the number of attendees, will be limited to 40 minutes for hosts using a free Zoom plan. This is a change from current free plan that only implemented that limit on meetings with four or more participants. 

Again, this change probably won’t affect most readers of this blog, but it is worth noting for those who will be affected by it. You can read more about the change and other Zoom plan options on this Zoom support page. 

On a related note, here are some helpful Zoom tutorials that I’ve created in the last year. 

Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.

Most readers of Free Technology for Teachers who are hosting Zoom meetings on a regular basis are probably using a Zoom subscription through a school account. If that isn’t the case for you and you’re using a free Zoom account, there is a change coming that you need to note. All Zoom meetings, regardless of the number of attendees, will be limited to 40 minutes for hosts using a free Zoom plan. This is a change from current free plan that only implemented that limit on meetings with four or more participants. Again, this change probably won’t affect most readers of this blog, but it is worth noting for those who will be affected by it. You can read more about the change and other Zoom plan options on this Zoom support page. On a related note, here are some helpful Zoom tutorials that I’ve created in the last year. How to Use Your Android Phone as a Document Camera in ZoomFun With Filters and Captions in ZoomHow to Use Custom Backgrounds in Zoom’s Immersive ViewsHow to Streamline Your Zoom Meeting Scheduling ProcessAre you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.Free Technology For Teachers, how to, zoomRead More

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