Check the Personal Link line to verify that your link contains. You should see a screen similar to the following. From this point you can repeat steps 1-5 to log in via the desktop client.Ī quick check to make sure the desktop client logged into the correct account is to look under the meetings icon on the desktop client. You should see a success message, indicating that your account was switched.Ĭlick the 'Sign in Now' button to log in.Click on the 'I Acknowledge and Switch' button.Ĭlick the 'I Acknowledge and Switch' button.Your company email, click on the link at the bottom 'I know the company domain'. If you get the dialog box titled Search company domain and asking you to enter To switch to UCLA type 'ucla' as the company domain to switch to ucla-hipaa type 'ucla-hipaa' as the company domain.In the Zoom App, sign out of your current session and click Sign In.Most people will spend the majority of their time in either regular Zoom or HIPAA Zoom, but you can switch back and forth. Type 'ucla-hipaa' as the company domain.In the Zoom App, Choose the 'Sign In With SSO' button.The directions below demonstrate switching to ucla-hipaa. If you are not in CAPS please switch to. Please terminate your account from the Zoom public instance (directions below) and then you will be able to create an account at the UCLA instance.HIPAA Zoom at UCLA is reserved for patient care by CAPS. If you try to sign into Zoom at the UCLA site (link above) and receive an error message to ‘Contact Software Central to enable your account’, that means you have likely created an account at the Zoom public instance and need to terminate that account before you can create your account on the UCLA Zoom instance. Support for and access to Blackboard Collaborate has ended on June 30, 2015. The software is incorporated into CCLE, and any department that is part of CCLE (including the Library) can utilize it. UCLA’s Zoom account is managed by the Office of Instructional Development ( OID). The Zoom software client is available on major operating systems and mobile devices, and can be run from off-campus. A Zoom meeting supports up to 50 participants. Zoom can be used for online meetings, webinars, and other web conferencing activities.Īnyone can join a Zoom meeting without an account, so it is ideal for connecting with participants outside of UCLA.

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