Academic Technology NEXUSPackback is compatible for integration with most Learning Management System (LMS) platforms, including Blackboard. This setup guide details how you can go about enabling Packback in Blackboard Ultra.
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4. A new Books & Course Tools menu will pop up
5. Scroll down to the bottom of the menu to find Zoom Meeting
6. Click on the plus sign next to Zoom Meeting to add it to your Course Content Page
7. Zoom Meeting will be added to very bottom of your Course Content Page. Click on the 6 dots to drag your new Zoom Meeting Link to where you want on your Course Content Page.
You can follow the same process for any of the other Tools you’d like to add to your Course Content Page.
You can read more about Adding Content from External Sources here.
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Your course’s landing page is the Content page.
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You can also move content into a folder. Expand the folder and drag the item to the area below the folder’s title.
Ultra supports up to three levels of hierarchy for content nesting on the Course Content page. For example, a folder within a folder is two levels. A folder within a folder within a learning module is an example of three levels.
You can move an item to a new location or into a folder with your keyboard.
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By enabling this setting in the Zoom web portal, hosts can pre-set this option before their meeting or webinar starts.
To enable Multiple participants can share simultaneously for all users in the account:
icon, and then click Lock to confirm the setting.To learn more about sharing multiple screen simultaneously, Click here
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Include Audio from a Shared Video in Webex. Go to Share content Share content and select Optimize for text and images or Optimize motion and video.
If you selected Optimize for motion and video and your content includes sound, check the Share your computer audio check box.
We recommend this option if you’re sharing a video or animation that has sound. Everyone can hear what you’re sharing through the Webex Audio conference, whether they join from a phone, VoIP, or a video system.
Stereo audio is output as mono.
Mac users: The first time that you choose to share your computer audio, Webex prompts you to install audio drivers.
Select Install and follow the on-screen instructions, or select Cancel.
Select the content that you want to share.
You can change your optimization setting while you’re sharing content. Select Share at the top of the screen, 
and then select Share Content. 
This article will show you a couple of ways to join a Zoom meeting
To Join Zoom Meeting via Email Invite
Go to your email inbox and look for a Zoom invite from the meeting host. Click the Join Zoom Meeting link in the email.
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The link then takes you to the Zoom client . Click Open Zoom Meeting to download the Zoom client if you do not have it on your device.
Once the Zoom client is downloaded. Click Launch Meeting to join the meeting 
Click Join with Computer Audio to connect with computer audio.
Click Test Speaker and Microphone to check audio
Run Speaker audio check. Click Yes if sound is ok
Speak into your microphone to check audio
Once audio checks are done, click Join with Computer Audio to join meeting 
Open Zoom Meeting window to full screen
You are now in the meeting
To Join Meeting from Zoom Client
Open Zoom client and click Join tab 
Click arrow to show meeting list
Select the Zoom meeting you want to Join
Click Join to enter meeting
Note: A meeting must be in progress for an invitee to join.
With Qwickly Course Tools, you can inform students of events across multiple courses like office hours or study sessions. Using the calendar tool is one way to ensure increased student participation in scheduled events.
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By default, your Zoom contacts directory contains all staff and faculty Zoom accounts from ACC in the All Contacts section.
You can add any external Zoom user as a contact by specifying their email address. After they approve your contact request, you will be able to chat, share images and files, and meet instantly.
To learn more, click Managing Contacts to read the article
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Zoom screen sharing allows you to share the desktop, window, application, or audio/video. Zoom allows you also to send computer audio to the remote attendees when sharing a video or audio clip.
To learn more, click Sharing Computer Sound to read the article.
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