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The pandemic has caused lots of damage to businesses as well as individuals. As Governments around the world lock down cities and travel, the need to communicate with your clients, friends, and colleagues over video calls have become ever more important.

Luckily, online meetings have become much more affordable over the years and SMEs today can enjoy the fruits of such technology without needing to know how to deploy complex cabling and network setups.

We have curated a list of high quality videos to get you started in using Zoom. These videos are quite comprehensive and at the end of this article, you would probably be exceptionally competent in this software.

Ingredients that you will need:

A computer or a Laptop
An Internet Connection or 4G
Microphone
Webcam (Good to have, but not necessary)

Free account VS Paid Account

Learn about the different price plans and which is best for you?

Zoom Basics

In this video, you will learn to

Basic account Settings
Scheduling a meeting
Setup recurring meeting
Invite participants to a meeting
Record a meeting
Launch a Zoom call
Views
Share your screen
Chat
Use the Whiteboard

How to setup your Video and Audio Equipment

In this video Steve shares his personal setup as well as which model of webcam he uses. The Logitech C920 is affordable and pretty good quality. You might want to give it a shot.

Setting up a Green Screen

Personally, I think this is optional is you are just using it for work and meetings. This is a setup more for Screencasting production in my personal opinion.

Using Zoom on Mobile Devices

Learn how to use Zoom on mobile devices with Steve's demo.

Zoom Security

Some of us might have heard about the Zoom security issue and that could have caused you to stop using it entirely.

Is Zoom really unsecured? Or is it just due to poor user practice?

These 3 videos will show you the previously known security issues and the patches that Zoom has done to strengthen their software over a period of time.