Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications. It’s an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, collaboration, chat, and webinars. Their free plan can host meetings with up to 100 participants. Voted #1 in video conferencing software.
Features:
- Unlimited 1 to 1 meetings for free.
- Calendar integration for both Google and Outlook.
- Desktop and application sharing (multiple people can share at the same time).
- Virtual waiting room option.
Pricing:
- Free version hosts up to 100 participants with a 40 minutes limit on group meetings.
- Paid version starts from $14.99 per month/user.
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Zoom Reviews
Find out what each expert had to say about Zoom.
Yanatha Desouvre
Sahin Boydas
✓ Zoom
Zoom is our go-to video conferencing platform where we hold our weekly meetings, thinking about ideas, dogfooding, and many more. But we’ve realized that Zoom probably wouldn’t work well for certain things that’s why we have Screen.io.
✓ Screen.io
Screen.io is a screen sharing platform that is really great in collaborative working. So if we need to edit certain documents together as a team, work on a single code, or deliberate on a document at the same time, Screen.io is really handy in bringing all of us together to collaborate seamlessly.
Shiyang Gong
✓ Zoom
I prefer to use Zoom for daily video meetings with my team and clients. It is simple to use, and no one has issues using the product on the receiving end of an invite. Zoom has a Stable video conference calling for many people and has the ability to include people via phone calls. The call quality of the Zoom is excellent without interference and drops. Screen sharing option is a great feature as we need this all the time for client calls. It is also great if someone can’t make a meeting because you can record your call and can share it later with the group members.
Sheree Sekou
✓ Zoom
My preferred video conference software is Zoom. Following are two simple,yet powerful Zoom tools I use to enhance my virtual meetings and training:
#1 – Screen Sharing: Adult learners have limited attention spans and a variety of learning styles. Even if you are an excellent speaker, there are a lot of things competing for your audiences’ attention in the virtual learning environment. Use the screen sharing tool to share relevant documents, slides and images while presenting and maintain your audience’s attention.
#2 – Participant Feedback: Zoom’s participant feedback tool allows presenters to receive non-verbal feedback from meeting attendees. This feature is particularly useful for quick check ins. Simply ask participants to give a thumbs up if they are ready to proceed or select the raise hand, if they have questions. The coffee cup icon is great to use before taking breaks and the check mark or thumbs up can be used to indicate they are ready to resume the meeting. Lastly, the applause icon works well to praise presenters and colleagues for a successful meeting.