In this lesson we will take a brief look at the Zoom Meetings settings, and some of the most important features to activate or deactivate before hosting or joining your first meeting.

In this lesson we will learn the basics of the Zoom Meetings Dashboard. We will learn how to move through the different tabs and areas of the dashboard. Be sure to follow us on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter @VisionOptional Remember, when it comes to success, Vision is Optional.

Continuing our series of videos on the Zoom meetings client, we walk you through how to sign in to your Zoom Meetings account. We then teach you how to place an icon for the application on the desktop for easy access, and how to assign a hotkey to the client. Be sure to follow us on the following platforms. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/visionoptional Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/visionoptional And remember, when it comes to success, vision is optional.

Due to COVID-19 and the social distancing associated with it, many of us have been forced to both work from home and find innovative ways to socialize. The ZOOM platform has been the answer for blind professionals and community leaders alike. From blindness agencies to companies and organizations, the ZOOM platform has become more important, and more popular than ever. It is for these reasons that we have decided to release a series of instructional videos on how to use the platform non-visually. We will take you from downloading and installing the ZOOM client to hosting your own meeting, non-visually of course. The screen reader of choice for this series will be JAWS by Freedom Scientific. In the first episode of our series on the Zoom Meetings Client, we walk you step-by-step through how to download and install the client to your Pc. Remember, when it comes to success, Vision is Optional.