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Zoom
ZOOM Cloud Meetings is a solution for easily organizing video conferences and online meetings in dedicated virtual rooms on Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and the web. The free version is very advantageous with a chat function and meetings in HD audio and video with a maximum of 100 participants
One of the most attractive aspects of Zoom is its ability to host high-quality video conferences. With the ability to accommodate up to 1,000 video participants and view up to 49 videos on screen simultaneously, Zoom stands out as a platform capable of handling large meetings. Whether you're hosting an online seminar, a large-scale corporate meeting, or even a college course, Zoom provides the ability to connect large numbers of participants smoothly and efficiently. Additionally, HD video quality ensures that all interactions are as clear and crisp as possible, improving the overall communication experience.
Zoom goes beyond simple video conferencing by offering screen sharing and whiteboarding capabilities. Screen sharing allows all participants to see exactly what they see on your screen, which is extremely useful for product demonstrations, presentations, and teaching. You can choose to share your entire screen or just a specific application window.
Additionally, Zoom offers a whiteboard feature that allows users to annotate directly on the shared screen. It's like having a whiteboard in a conference room but in a virtual environment. Whether you're drawing a diagram, highlighting an important point in a presentation, or collaborating on an idea, the interactive whiteboard can dramatically improve communication and engagement.
Another flagship feature of Zoom is its ability to record meetings. Whether you need to review an important meeting, share the meeting with colleagues who were unable to attend, or simply keep track of what was discussed, the ability to record and save meetings is a valuable feature.
Encryption must be activated from a browser, unfortunately, it is not possible from a desktop application or a smartphone. On the Zoom website, identify yourself then click on “Settings” and select “Security”. Then select the slider in the "Allow the use of end-to-end encryption" line. For security reasons, Zoom requires a 6-digit verification code, which is sent via SMS.
