Join the session using your first and last name that is on file with UBC, if you are comfortable doing so with Zoom.Your instructor will provide information on how to join the invigilation session.You will be in a “room” with other students, and an invigilator (e.g., instructor or teaching assistant) will be available to answer questions and make sure everyone is playing fair. However, be assured that instructors may not share your participation outside the course without your consent.Įxams are typically monitored (also known as proctored or invigilated) online with a breakout room, and the experience is similar to attending an in-person monitored exam. This cue lets you know that your participation is being recorded. Note that, if your instructor chooses to record a session, you will hear a voice alert you to when the recording has started and stopped. If you don't see this toolbar, click View Options, then select Annotate. When prompted by your instructor, select an annotation option from the toolbar that will appear on your screen. Annotate (mark on) a shared whiteboard or screen.Give basic reactions or send other non-verbal feedback (e.g., raise your hand, answer yes or no, give thumbs-up or applause) by clicking the Reactions icon.Send a message to everyone or an individual by clicking the Chat icon.Video will typically be disabled by default when you first join a meeting. Share your webcam video by clicking the Start Video icon.Share your microphone audio by clicking the Unmute icon.The ways you can engage as a participant may include any of the following: What you can do during a lecture depends on your instructor's settings, and many of the options are found at the bottom menu of the Zoom application.
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