A user can only be signed in to Zoom on one computer at a time.Click the class meeting link to launch zoom, but do not sign in with your own Zoom account.Launch Zoom as usual, signing in as needed and connecting audio and video.You will join the meeting from this computer as a guest.The secondary computer will be used to display your presentation materials.

You will log in to the Zoom meeting on this computer with your full university Zoom account, as you would if it were your only computer.The primary computer will handle audio and video, and display a gallery view of your class.The instructions below presume that you are streaming audio and video on the computer that is displaying the gallery view of your class, but you may wish to stream audio and video using the other computer, depending on monitor size and position, or microphone/camera/speaker quality.One, but not both, machines will be handle audio and webcam video.Another computer will be used to share a PowerPoint presentation or other content.One computer will be used to display a gallery view of your class.

This may help to replicate a multiple-monitor setup when separate outboard monitors are not available, allowing one to view a Gallery view of all students on one computer, while sharing content from another computer. It is possible to use more than one computer simultaneously while teaching via Zoom.

Zoom sign in on multiple devices