ZOOM FOR MOODLE - HOW TO ADD AND SETUP ZOOM PLUGIN IN THE MOODLE

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MANUAL TO ADD AND SETUP ZOOM PLUGIN IN THE MOODLE (VLE)

*Note: To use zoom in VLE, the zoom meeting initiator (faculty in our case) must use official rub/college email address.

1.    Go to the zoom URL: http://drukren.zoom.us/ or http://zoom.us/ and click on sign in button.

2.   
Click on Sign in with Google



3.    Click on Use another account


           4 . Enter your email and password:



  
          5.    Click on Create Account



           6.    If you get the following notice, click on View Detail and Choose



          7.    Click on Join the Account and click on Continue


 
8. If you get the following notification, you are good to move ahead

     

     
     9.    Now login to your Moodle site: https://vle.jnec.edu.bt/ (for JNEC). Go to your course and click on Turn on Editing.



        10. To add the zoom plugin, click on Add an activity or resources, check the Zoom Meeting plugin and click on Add button.





     11.  If you get the following error. Repeat Step 1-9 again. The issue is with the account verification. If you not verified your account in zoom, you will get the following error.



    12.  If Step -10 is successful, you can add and configure the Zoom Meeting and save it.



     13. Now the zoom is ready. Click on Start Meeting to start the video conferencing.



     14.  If you are using zoom for the first time, you will need to click on download and run Zoom then launch the Zoom.




   15. Click on Join with Computer Audio






    16. Now the Zoom is ready to use


   17. To end the Meeting, click on End meeting and End Meeting for All

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